Hoppy Easter! 🐰 The cottontail rabbit is one of Pennsylvania's most popular small game species, best known for its distinct 2-inch-diameter white tail. This spring, if you see baby rabbits in your yard, garden or grassy wild areas, please leave them be. | Pennsylvania Game Commission

Eastern Cottontail rabbits reproduce throughout the spring and summer, typically starting in mid-March and nesting through mid-September. This means we are now more likely to encounter them in our yards or out and about. This video will help you know what to do if you come across a cottontail nest or a cottontail that may be in need of help! For more information, you can check out our website at https://wildlifecenter.org/help-advice/healthy-young-wildlife/if-you-find-baby-rabbit | Wildlife Cent

Cottontail feeding time! Wild rabbits do not have the same diet as domestics. Their diet is much more complicated and one of the most expensive to rehab due this. They do not eat carrots, only greens. | Lisa's Little Rescue

Little else is cuter than infant eastern cottontail rabbits cleaning their faces 🧽🧼🛁🫧🧼 Everyone is so clean and well groomed at CWCC 🥰 #rabbit #cuteness #heartwarming #carolinawildlife | Carolina Wildlife Conservation Center