DESERT COTTONTAIL RABBIT
Here is a Desert Cottontail. I see them in various places in northern Arizona. I have written about them here: DESERT COTTONTAIL
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CUTE COTTONTAIL
The Desert Cottontail is found mainly in the western United States. Not usually active in mid-day, but can be found foraging in the early morning and early evening. They eat plants, grass, even cactus. They get water from plants and morning dew. Desert Cottontails have larger ears than other cottontails, the body is grayish-brown, with… Read More CUTE COTTONTAIL
DESERT COTTONTAIL
A Desert Cottontail is a brush rabbit found in desert grassland and creosote brush areas in the western part of the United States and Mexico. Rabbits are grazing mammals, Desert Cottontails will eat grass, mesquite, bark, twigs, cacti, and green plants. They have long ears and hindlegs with bulging eyes on the side of their… Read More DESERT COTTONTAIL
