Forbs (herbaceous flowering plants):
* Dandelion: Leaves, stems, and flowers
* Clover: All parts of the plant
* Plantain: Leaves and seeds
* Yarrow: Leaves and flowers
* Chicory: Leaves and roots
* Wild lettuce: Leaves
* Alfalfa: Leaves and stems
* Vetch: Leaves and stems
* Thistle: Leaves and stems
* Burdock: Leaves and roots
* Milkweed: Leaves and stems (though some species are toxic)
Trees and Shrubs:
* Willow: Bark, twigs, and leaves
* Maple: Bark, twigs, and leaves
* Birch: Bark, twigs, and leaves
* Sumac: Berries and leaves
* Dogwood: Bark, twigs, and leaves
* Rose: Buds, leaves, and stems
* Blackberry: Leaves, stems, and berries
* Raspberry: Leaves, stems, and berries
* Elderberry: Berries and leaves
Other:
* Mushrooms
* Fruits (especially berries)
* Seeds
* Bark (especially in winter)
Important Notes:
* Seasonality: Rabbits' diets vary depending on the time of year and plant availability.
* Toxicity: Some plants can be poisonous to rabbits. It's important to research the safety of any new plants before offering them to your rabbit.
* Habitat: The specific plants available to wild rabbits will depend on their habitat.
If you're concerned about a wild rabbit's diet, it's best to contact a local wildlife rehabilitation center or wildlife expert for advice.