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100% Woodchuck

Neighborhood Watch Program
Neighborhood Watch Program		 Mother Woodchuck
Mother Woodchuck		 Just Me and My Mom
Just Me and My Mom		 Young Woodchuck
Young Woodchuck		 Woodchuck in a Green Paradise
Woodchuck in a Green Paradise
Sly Posed Woodchuck
Sly Posed Woodchuck		 Young Woodchuck On Edge of Hole
Young Woodchuck On Edge of Hole		 Sunday Lounge
Sunday Lounge		 Woodchuck
Woodchuck		 Another Woodchuck
Another Woodchuck
9 to 5 Woodchuck
9 to 5 Woodchuck		 After First Apple Experience
After First Apple Experience		 Baby Woodchucks
Baby Woodchucks		 Peeking Woodchuck
Peeking Woodchuck		 Sneakin a Peek
Sneakin a Peek
Striped Marmot
Striped Marmot		 Tight Squeeze
Tight Squeeze		 Hello
Hello		 Standing Tall
Standing Tall

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kelly 19-Mar-2012 20:58
these pictures are so cool!! me&my son just netted one from our windo
w well. an it was quite an experience! i havent ever seen one up that close an im from mn
cynthiaman 03-Apr-2011 19:57
we have one living under our deck. my husband is concerned he
may be causing damage to our foundation. does anyone know
the possibility of this happening? I hate to relocate him, I would
hate more for him to be a her and risk her being pregnant.
Sally in Shadyside, Maryland 23-Aug-2009 23:05
PS: Actually, watch "squirrelizing mania" --that's the better one...and check out "otter befriends dogs"--both videos on cnn.com. And one last thing--check out "Christian the Lion" on youtube.com....it's amazing...unbelievable.
Sally in Shadyside, Maryland 23-Aug-2009 22:45
Thank you for posting these beautiful photos. It always gives me a little boost to see others that care for and appreciate animals the way I do. Just today, I noticed one trying to cross the road and I beeped my horn and stopped, doing my best to make certain that the little creature wasn't hit (and it wasn't!) I love the story of the baby woodchuck that was saved and raised in the house with the cats...I had no idea that was possible.

I think you'll get a kick out of a video I saw today that tells a funny story about another adorable rodent--a squirrel. Go to cnn.com, and search their videos--just search for "squirrel" and watch the video entitled "The shot 8-19-2009." I think you'll be amused.

Thanks again...my regards to the woodchucks!
ME 16-Jul-2008 17:13
Very nice pictures of very nice animal (except when it turns my vegetable garden into its smorgasboard).
hollz,NH 10-Apr-2008 18:33
I love the pics,i have a woodchuck living under a foundation in my back yard.He or she has been living there for the last three years that i know of.I just seen him for the first time this year a few days ago.We have become good friends,he comes out of his borrow when i whistle and call his name.I'v named him woody.He comes right up to me and ill feed him greens,but he seems to like bread too.He is just the cutest thing.I love the little guy.
Bec 17-Dec-2007 18:06
Hi, the pix are super. They are strange creatures aren't they? But they can be lots of fun too. We have a little one, and are having a hard time trying to figure out if it is a male or female. I must not be looking in the right place on the internet.....any suggestions? Ours has a place to pee and a place to poop, so we think it may be a male. Someone said the females have three (a place to pee, a place to poop, and a place to birth)
Cindy 30-Oct-2006 20:15
You photos are beautiful of these wonderful creatures. A friend of mine found a tiny baby woodchuck in the middle of the road one evening years ago in upstate NY and ended up raising "Chucka " as a house pet. Also in residnece were 3 cats. Chucka used the cat litter, loved Cheese -it crakers; he would sit upright and rotate the cracker in his little hands to round it down. He slept ip inside an upholstered chair - don't leave a box of kleenex out or your socks laying around, otherwise they became part of his nest inside the chair. He would play like one of the cats and would nibble at you ear, but never bit anyone. He let Chucka go at his parent's house who own several acres. He would whistle in the evening for food and play with his dad in yard while his dad mowed the lawn. He lived for approximately 5 years and came back to visit each spring with his new family, but they weren't as outgoing as Chucka was. He was a wonderful pet.
Guest 25-Jun-2006 12:46
so so beautiful and funny! really true stars :)
Mary, Michigan 20-Jun-2006 19:40
I LOVE woodchucks! I have a family of my own living out back in an old woodpile. I just saw the babies for the first time a couple of days ago. There are three of them that I have seen. I can't understand how people can not see the beauty in this rodent. They are very entertaining to watch. Thanks for the pics! I really enjoyed them!
Mari 20-Jun-2006 19:39
I LOVE woodchucks! I have a family of my own living out back in an old woodpile. I just saw the babies for the first time a couple of days ago. There are three of them that I have seen. I can't understand how people can not see the beauty in this rodent. They are very entertaining to watch. Thanks for the pics! I really enjoyed them!
David, Maryland 03-Sep-2005 22:27
Bless you. Lovely.
Elisa, Australia 31-Mar-2005 03:02
You must have a very easy life! I thought the chippies were the best but these are wonderful too. Hope to see some more of Chippy and the woodchucks. Great photos.
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