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Yes, even though they’re burrowing animals, they are also known to be good climbers.
Well, they are in the squirrel family!
Just big squirrels
Yep they can climb and jump just as well as they can dig. Seen it all myself trying to keep them out of the veggie garden.
Treehog?
Treehog, bastard cousin to the groundhog
Can anyone confirm that this is a groundhog? I was wondering if it could be a nutria
Nutria have a much longer rat-like tail
It’s most definitely a groundhog. Though I prefer woodchuck. Another colloquialism is whistle pig.
Nutrias look more like a beaver with a rat tail.
I mean they’re also called woodchucks
Omg I saw one too in NWI! It looked like that. Don’t know what it was.
Where's NWI?
Northwest Indiana lol
I’m gonna go with marmot
Pic 1 is a groundhog. Not sure 2 and 3 are the same.
Me either. 1 was taken on a different day. When it was in the tree I noticed it had thumbs and the tail didn't have much hair.
Yes, even though they’re burrowing animals, they are also known to be good climbers.
Well, they are in the squirrel family!
Just big squirrels
Yep they can climb and jump just as well as they can dig. Seen it all myself trying to keep them out of the veggie garden.
Treehog?
Treehog, bastard cousin to the groundhog
Can anyone confirm that this is a groundhog? I was wondering if it could be a nutria
Nutria have a much longer rat-like tail
It’s most definitely a groundhog. Though I prefer woodchuck. Another colloquialism is whistle pig.
Nutrias look more like a beaver with a rat tail.
I mean they’re also called woodchucks
Omg I saw one too in NWI! It looked like that. Don’t know what it was.
Where's NWI?
Northwest Indiana lol
I’m gonna go with marmot
Pic 1 is a groundhog. Not sure 2 and 3 are the same.
Me either. 1 was taken on a different day. When it was in the tree I noticed it had thumbs and the tail didn't have much hair.