...umb|350px|right|Photo by {{user|mike+from+ebbw|mike from ebbw}}<br />Brown Hare]]
...Fox]], [[Grey Squirrel]], [[Stoat]], [[Weasel]], various rodents, [[Brown Hare]] and the only [[Badger]] colony known to have a sett actually inside the l
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...ild Boar]], [[Weasel]], [[Brown Hare]] and [[Red Squirrel]] and the rare [[Brown Bear]] and [[Wolf]] , and scarce and local [[Jackal]].
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...ion (DEC). It had previously been used for woodcutting and plantations of Brown Mallet trees, which provided the tannin required to cure leather.
...(Southern Brown-bandicoot), Mala (Rufous Hare-wallaby) and Mernine (Banded Hare-wallaby). Perhaps the most famous mammal in Dryandra however is the Numbat
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...Squirrel]], [[Wood Mouse]], [[Bank Vole]], [[Stoat]], [[Rabbit]], [[Brown Hare]].
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[[Image:Brown-hare-2.jpg|thumb|350px|right|Photo © by {{user|markranner|markranner}}<br /
The 4-5 light greenish-blue eggs have reddish-brown spots and streaks. They are laid in April or May and there may be a second
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Brown Hare, Water Vole, Harvest Mouse, Badger, Red Fox,
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...rk grey and white. Eyes and legs are red. Juveniles are duller and sepia brown.
The diet includes lizards and insects, and small mammals up to the size of a hare.
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...include [[Reindeer]] and [[Elk]], [[Brown Bear]], [[Red Fox]], [[Mountain Hare]] and [[Grey-sided Vole]].
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...[Long-billed Wren]], [[Half-collared Sparrow]], [[Olive-green Tanager]], [[Brown Tanager]], [[Red-cowled Cardinal]], [[Brazilian Tanager]], [[Azure-shoulder
...lo Tyrannulet]], [[Eared Pygmy-Tyrant]], [[Drab-breasted Pygmy-Tyrant]], [[Brown-breasted Pygmy-Tyrant]], [[Greenish Tyrannulet]], [[Planalto Tyrannulet]],
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...]] and [[Red Fox]] occur as well as [[Otter]], [[Pine Marten]], [[Mountain Hare]] and [[Norwegian Lemming]]. The abundance of lemmings and other small rode
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'''Juvenile''': The plumage is sooty brown, and the bare facial skin is dull cream to yellow.
...l birds. A group has been observed working together to surround and kill a hare.
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*Dark brown upperparts
Feeds on mammals such as the [[African Hare]] along with gamebirds eg guineafowl or francolins.
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...is plenty more: waders, terns, storks,[[ Orange-breasted Green Pigeon]], [[Brown Fish Owl]] and many more.
...nia]], [[Grey-breasted Prinia]], [[Ashy Prinia]], [[Common Tailorbird]], [[Brown-capped Babbler]], [[Tawny-bellied Babbler]], [[Yellow-billed Babbler]], [[Y
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...l]]. [[Wedge-tailed Shearwater]], [[Bridled Tern]], [[Lesser Noddy]] and [[Brown Noddy]] and [[Fairy Tern]] breed on the tiny island of Zave between La Digu
...oseate Tern]], [[Bridled Tern]] and [[Sooty Tern]], [[Lesser Noddy]] and [[Brown Noddy]] and [[Fairy Tern]]. [[Seychelles Magpie-Robin]] and [[Seychelles Wa
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...Pigeon]], [[Sri Lanka Woodpigeon]], [[Spotted Dove]], [[Indian Pitta]], [[Brown Shrike]], [[Indian Jungle Crow]], [[House Crow]], [[Cinereous Tit]], [[Barn
...can be seen around Nuwara Eliya. Other mammals are rarer like Black-naped Hare.
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Mammals seen to date include [[Brown Hare]] (common), [[Red Fox]] and [[Stoat]]. Evidence of [[Badger]] has also bee
...Green-veined White, Peacock, Small Copper, Common Blue, Holly Blue, Meadow Brown, Small Heath, Large Skipper and Speckled Wood.
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[[Roe Deer]] are common in the reserve as well as [[Brown Hare]], [[Fox]] and [[Badger]].
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...Other mammals include Fox, Mink, Otter, Pine Marten, Stoat, Wildcat, Brown Hare, Hedgehog and Rabbits.
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[[Image:Running-hare-4-March-2011.jpg|thumb|350px|right|Brown Hare<br />Photo © by {{user|markranner|markranner}}, March 2011 ]]
...]] ''Arvicola terrestris'' and [[Water Shrew]] ''Neomys fodiens'', [[Brown Hare]] ''Lepus europaeus'' and [[Roe Deer]] ''Capreolus capreolus''.
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...mammals as follows: [[Water Rat]], [[House Mouse]], [[Black Rat]], [[Brown Hare]], [[European Rabbit]], [[Red Fox]].
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