Penguin here.
This is a really goofy picture. I wonder why the groundhog babies (or woodchucks, if you prefer) are on top of their mom… No matter the reason, this makes an adorable family portrait, don’t you think?
Found here: 958by512
Penguin here.
This is a really goofy picture. I wonder why the groundhog babies (or woodchucks, if you prefer) are on top of their mom… No matter the reason, this makes an adorable family portrait, don’t you think?
Found here: 958by512
Penguin here.
The other day I was walking and spotted a marmot hiding in some shrubbery. I quickly took out my cell phone and tried to snap a photo – no matter how poor the quality might be. Unfortunately, I was not successful. My photo was full of shrubbery, but no marmot! Still, I’m very happy to have spotted one and this was the inspiration for today’s post.
I love this sweet picture here with a young marmot and his/her parent nose to nose. I love seeing young animals with their parents! These two look so relaxed and happy together. Check out the adorable paws! Maybe one day I’ll be able to spot a pair of marmots just like these two.
Found here: Glimpses: Marmots in the Mist
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I never understood what the difference between a marmot and a groundhog was, until I found out that groundhogs are actually just a kind of red-brown marmot. So, here, in this image, we have a nice marmot family. The mother and her baby are kissing, and the other little baby looks like he’s waiting for his turn! These guys are super fuzzy and soft. I love their ears and their characteristic rodent chubbiness. I also love their bushy tails!
Photo by Alan Vernon, 2007, found here: Flickr
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Have a look at this adorable baby groundhog. How cute could one possibly be? Look at his paws! I also love his nose and whiskers. Don’t you just want to give him a little treat to snack on?
Found here: Crushable