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I have a woodchuck in my backyard!

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I’ve named him Elijah Woodchuck. I love him! I want to cultivate a good area for him to grow and thrive! What should I do to make sure he stays safe and healthy and happy? I’m located in Southern Wisconsin if that makes a difference submitted by /u/stoner_lilith [link] [comments]

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Has anyone heard a woodchuck making a similar sound to a raccoon?

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I know where the woodchuck lives, so I head over to get my cat (?) Apologies for the backstory, but I'm really curious now if anyone else has heard a woodchuck/groundhog defending his/her territory by projecting the sounds of a raccoon in fight mode. ? as I'm calling out her name. She's grounded now. ?

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Anybody know what animal this is? (Context in description)

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I think it’s either a woodchuck or a groundhog. Saw it walking around slowly in my backyard. Approached it and it tried to bite me. Probably had rabies or was just old and dying. Does anyone know what animal this is? submitted by /u/Primary-Cold5291 [link] [comments]

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A Long Island Woodchuck investigating me ??.

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submitted by /u/Grouchy_Package8606 [link] [comments].

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Tufted Titmouse Plucking a Raccoon

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Naturalists examining old nests have identified raccoon, opossum, dog, fox squirrel, red squirrel, rabbit, horse, cow, cat, mouse, woodchuck, and even human hair in titmouse nests.

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Found this little woodchuck unsure if it is okay

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submitted by /u/WillyP100 [link] [comments].

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Pokemon and Birds at Maine Audubon

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Stay for the woodchucks, red-bellied woodpeckers, and snapping turtles.” Maine Audubon has certainly embraced their Poke Stops, Poke Gyms, and Pokemon. As we parked at the top of a hill overlooking a golden field, we were met by an interesting sign: “Come for the Drowsees, Zumbats (sic), and Pidgies.