Snowshoe hares usually feed in conifer cover ... Each newborn weighs about 82 g (2.9 oz), and measures 10.5 cm (4 in). Young hares (leverets) are brown, grizzled with black, and have a white blaze on ...

That’s because the Keystone State is one of the few states where brown snowshoe hares have been reported in winter, as well as the only state where unique winter pelt variations such as brown ...

One of the many things I love about winter is the snow and the ability to track the animals that live in our backyards. It’s such an adventure to be able to go outside and discover who has ...

Snowshoe hares change their fur with the seasons and the snow. In the summer they’re generally brown; in the winter they’re white. But as New England sees less and less snow due to human ...

Over the years I had opportunities to observe snowshoe hares while working with students at the Environmental Learning Center first at Isabella, Minn., and the last three decades at Wolf Ridge ...

In the spring and summer months, snowshoe hares are reddish brown in color, but when the days shorten, their fur changes to a stark white, helping them blend in against the snow. During more ...

That’s because the Keystone State is one of the few states where brown snowshoe hares have been reported in winter, as well as the only state where unique winter pelt variations such as brown ...

Snowshoe hares change their fur with the seasons and the snow. In the summer they’re generally brown; in the winter they’re white. But as New England sees less and less snow due to human ...