27 Free Photos of Sylvilagus Transitionalis

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New England cottontail (Sylvilagus transitionalis) at Crescent Beach State Park in 2010.
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Credit: USFWS
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Image title: New england cottontain mammal sylvilagus transitionalis Image from Public domain images website, http://www.public-domain-image.com/full-image/fauna-animals-public-domain-images-pictures/
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A cottontail that has been trapped for identification and will be released. Credit: USFWS
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A cottontail that has been trapped for identification and will be released. Credit: USFWS
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A cottontail returns to its home after being processed by Service staff. Credit: USFWS
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Image title: New England cottontail rabbit animal sylvilagus transitionalis Image from Public domain images website, http://www.public-domain-image.com/full-image/fauna-animals-public-domain-images-pi
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A cottontail that was trapped and is being quickly processed before being released back into its home. Credit: USFWS
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A Service wildlife intern takes measurements of the rabbit's ears. Credit: USFWS
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Constructing burrows for New England cottontails to use at Libby Field in Maine. Credit: USFWS
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A cottontail that was trapped and is being quickly processed before being released back into its home. Credit: USFWS
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A cottontail that was trapped and is being quickly processed before being released back into its home. Credit: USFWS
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Constructing burrows for New England cottontails to use at Libby Field in Maine. Credit: USFWS
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A Service wildlife intern takes measurements of the rabbit's ears. Credit: USFWS
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The Massachusetts Army National Guard, the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and other conservation partners hosted an information session at Camp E
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A close-up of the cottontail that will help identify if this area is home to eastern or New England cottontails. That information will help us protect the New England cottontail, a candidate for prote
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A close-up of the cottontail that will help identify if this area is home to eastern or New England cottontails. That information will help us protect the New England cottontail, a candidate for prote
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When there is evidence of rabbits at a site, biologists can trap them and take information to be able to specify what type of rabbit lives there--the non-native eastern or native New England cottontai
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A cottontail that has been trapped and will be quickly processed and returned to its home. Its information will help us determine if the rare New England cottontail lives here and if so, help us prote
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A close-up of a rabbit on the Aquidneck Land Trust in Rhode Island. The information from this rabbit will help specify what type of rabbit lives there--the non-native eastern or native New England c
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New England cottontails, the region's only native rabbit, are released to a rabbit sanctuary on Patience Island off the coast of Warwick, Rhode Island. The rare rabbits started their journey to the is
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New England cottontails, the region's only native rabbit, are released to a rabbit sanctuary on Patience Island off the coast of Warwick, Rhode Island. The rare rabbits started their journey to the is
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New England cottontails, the region's only native rabbit, are released to a rabbit sanctuary on Patience Island off the coast of Warwick, Rhode Island. The rare rabbits started their journey to the is
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