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Rabbits & Hares

Mountain Cottontail
Syvilagus nuttalli
Sagebrush to woodlands in surrounding mountains.

Desert Cottontail
Syvilagus audobonii
Mesquite thickets on valley floor; water areas; most active in late afternoon through the night.
picture & summary - photo slideshow

Black-tailed Jackrabbit
Lepus californicus
Valley floor to mountains; most active early evening through early morning.
picture & summary

Jackrabbit tempts fate by sitting in a clearing
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