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Sylvilagus palustris
The marsh rabbit is a smaller than an Eastern Cottontail. It has short, rounded ears.Its fur is reddish brown and the tail is a brownish grey rather than white.
The Marsh Rabbit is a strong swimmer and is usually found near water. It's habitat includes fresh and brackish marshes, wet prairies and flooded fields.
While the Eastern Cottontail forages early morning and late afternoons, the marsh rabbit may be seen foraging during anytime of the day.
Spotted on Apr 9, 2013
Submitted on Apr 21, 2013
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Nice