Hare is most often observed in these conditions:
Based on the most common conditions in the historical trail camera observations (absolute counts, not an activity rate).
The mountain hare turns its coat white in winter for camouflage; the brown hare stays brownish.
It runs at up to 60 km/h and changes direction sharply to escape a predator.
Brown hare leverets are born seeing and furred, ready to run within a few hours.
Active at dusk and night; it spends the day in a shallow hollow called a form.
More about this species: Hare →
Activity by hour of day
Number of observations by local time.
Seasonality by month
The most active month is highlighted in yellow.
Activity heatmap — month × hour
Darker = fewer, more yellow = more observations. Reveals precise activity windows across seasons.
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Temperature
Number of observations by temperature band.
Atmospheric pressure (hPa)
Number of observations by pressure band.
Wind speed (m/s)
Number of observations by wind band.
Wind direction
Which direction the wind came from at observation time (8 compass points).
Moon phase
Historically a weak signal — interpret with caution.
Most frequently observed species
Total observations across the whole period (all species).