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The Pygmy rabbit (Brachylagus idahoensis) can be found on BLM California public lands managed by the Bishop and Eagle Lake Field Offices and throughout parts of Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washington. The Pygmy rabbit is the smallest species of rabbit in North America and is one of only two to dig their own burrows. Research has shown that some Pygmy rabbits never go beyond 60 feet of their burrows. However, if they have abundant sagebrush cover, they are likely to be more adventurous. While they can be active at any time, they prefer dusk and dawn while taking it easy midday. In the winter, they expand their network of burrows with snow tunnels to find food, choosing to travel by tunnel and their extensive burrow network to forage on sagebrush.
Source: USFWS
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