Eastern Cottontail rabbits, ... Do not mow within a 10-foot radius of the nest. Keeping your distance from the nest is especially important when you’re mowing the lawn.

The Omiltemi cottontail rabbit, a species lost to science since 1904, has been rediscovered in Mexico's Sierra Madre del Sur mountains.. The elusive rabbit was spotted by a team led by José ...

The North Texas Wildlife Center has taken in 2,500 animals so far this year — opossums, cottontail rabbits, birds and other ...

This story, “Ghosts by Night,” appeared in the December 1952 issue of Outdoor Life.It is still legal to hunt rabbits at night in Indiana during most of the season.. It was the last week in December.

The New England Cottontail rabbits are disappearing and need our help. ... Plus, from high tea that will make you feel like you're in a fairy tale to luxurious foot soaks, ...

Did you know that there are two species of cottontail rabbits in our region? We have our native rabbit, the New England Cottontail, and their cousin, the Eastern Cottontail, introduced to the region ...

Sun., April 20, 2025 The eastern cottontail, which has a pronounced puffball tail, soft brownish fur and big dark eyes, is the rabbit you’re most likely to see in our urban areas.

A rare rabbit in North Carolina, the Appalachian cottontail, may be at risk of disease, so scientists say they are researching the species.

A rare rabbit in North Carolina, the Appalachian cottontail, may be at risk of disease, so scientists say they are researching the species.

Did you know that the cottontail rabbit you see in Vermont is not native to the Geen Mountain State? In this week’s Wildlife Watch, Ike Bendavid joins a cotton tail hunt to learn more about the ...

Years ago, when I lived in the coastal Maine town of York, my science class was involved in a New England cottontail project. These rabbits — the only rabbit species native to Maine and New ...

WNC has three rabbit species: marsh, eastern cottontail and Appalachian cottontail. In our region, we're most likely to see the Appalachian rabbit.