Swamp rabbits carry a NatureServe S2 imperiled rank in Oklahoma, a genuinely precarious status for a species tied to the bottomland hardwood swamps of the state’s far southeast. Red Slough Wildlife Management Area’s 3 logged sightings anchor the wetland habitat this rabbit depends on, and the record splits close to evenly between iNaturalist (25) and GBIF (27).
Records stay thin and scattered across nine separate months, June’s 3 sightings the closest thing to a peak, too sparse a dataset to describe a strong seasonal pattern, consistent with a genuinely uncommon species at the edge of its range in Oklahoma.
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