Eastern Cottontail

ah, right hema. that and bryce's comment points back to eastern cottontail, because marsh rabbits do have small ears. thanks bryce, likely a cottontail hema.

venus,could location help sort it out?
The Florida marsh rabbit (Sylvilagus palustris paludicola) inhabits the peninsula regions of Florida, but is not found along a northern area of the Miami coast. Only found in the Florida Keys, the Lower Keys marsh rabbit is an endangered species.
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This was found in Orlando.

thanks Venus! Delited if Marsh . Very high possibility too!

@hema, i'm not sure if that id is correct. I'm terrible with rabbits, but it could be sylvilagus palustris, marsh rabbit. http://www.redorbit.com/education/refere... take a look see what you think or wait for the experts. definitely s. floridanus or s. palustris, though. Not sure which.