Yes, it's true! They are also known as woodchucks. We've had a little guy or gal named Charlie who has been living in our backyard for years. I haven't seen him or her recently because of the cold weather. Last year, I saw something very large that was obviously not a racoon, opposum, or cat up in what I think may be a tall mulberry tree? I looked closer and it was Charlie, happily munching away at the leaves or berries. The tree goes straight up so it's not like it's slanted. I'm 33 and in my whole life, I have never seen a tree climbing groundhog! I took pics. to prove to people who said I was making it up. Have you seen this yourself? It sure is a funny sight! I can't wait till spring and to see all the wildlife like the baby racoons, foxes, fawns, and Charlie that we attract in our wooded area. Also, the wonderful variety of birds that return from their long journies!!! I hate winter, it is awful! P.S., I know these aren't pets but there's no wildlife catagory!
2007-03-01
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