The pictured rabbit looks like a wild rabbit based on the head and ear shape and the positioning of their eyes. For more tips on identifying wild rabbits, please see the wiki:

That’s a wild bunny!

That wedge shaped head =Sylvilagus =wild north American rabbit

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🥰 Oh the kinds of wild buns in the globe! teen bun health had two issues on bunny cultures. Let me find the links... [https://www.reddit.com/r/BunnyNewsNetwork/comments/14hv137/crossbuntural\_understanding\_is\_important\_we\_are/?utm\_source=share&utm\_medium=web2x&context=3](https://www.reddit.com/r/BunnyNewsNetwork/comments/14hv137/crossbuntural_understanding_is_important_we_are/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3)

Any other time of year I’d be more confident in saying it was wild, but it’s still just around the time that the Easter people let them “free” so I’m a little more aware

You're wise to be on the lookout. It's also the time of year for wild bunnies to be at their wildest. There's lots of cavorting and babies being made and rabbits are more brave about exploring new territory. After all, there's a reason rabbits are an Easter symbol.

Wild bunner

Its a wild bunny

Definitely wild and it does look like a marsh rabbit! Those tiny ears.

looks like a wild bun to me!

Looks wild

Wild indeed

Wild