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... burrow which he digs under stone walls , ledges and fre- quently in the open fields and pastures . Woodchucks are a ... burrows and sleep through- out the winter . The old fable about " Groundhog Day " has given the woodchuck a great ...
... burrow which he digs under stone walls , ledges and fre- quently in the open fields and pastures . Woodchucks are a ... burrows and sleep through- out the winter . The old fable about " Groundhog Day " has given the woodchuck a great ...
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... burrows dug in sandy soil . The large species , common in New Mexico and Ari- zona , live in colonies , digging up huge mounds of earth about the entrances to their burrows . Well - worn trails lead out from these mounds . When angry or ...
... burrows dug in sandy soil . The large species , common in New Mexico and Ari- zona , live in colonies , digging up huge mounds of earth about the entrances to their burrows . Well - worn trails lead out from these mounds . When angry or ...
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... burrow shallow tunnels similar to those of the field mouse . They are active throughout the winter and networks of tunnels may be seen just below the surface of the snow where they burrow for long distances in search of food . When cold ...
... burrow shallow tunnels similar to those of the field mouse . They are active throughout the winter and networks of tunnels may be seen just below the surface of the snow where they burrow for long distances in search of food . When cold ...
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Alaska Alaska and Canada American MARTEN animal tracks antelope Badgers beaver black bear BOBCAT BROWN RAT bulls Canada lynx Canada south canadensis chipmunks claw marks Colorado cottontail coyote COYOTE Canis mearnsi DEER MOUSE distinguished DOG tracks eastern Canada eastern United find deer tracks fisher foot footprints forest areas front feet GRAY SQUIRREL grizzly Groundhog Day habit HIND FRONT hole hollow tree hoofs hopping hunting INCHES R-HIND jack rabbit JUMPING KANGAROO RAT lakes larger marten Mason BOUNDING Mexico mice mink moose MOUNTAIN LION Mountains to Wyoming MUSKRAT Mustela nest North America northern OPOSSUM OTTER PACK RAT PECCARY PORCUPINE R-FRONT R-HIND rear feet RED SQUIRREL ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOAT rodents RUNNING seen sheep Sierra SKUNK snow SNOWSHOE RABBIT south throughout southern SPEEDING swamps tail mark tracks are easily trail leads trappers tree limits tree-climbing WAPITI weasel weather western WHITETAIL WHITETAIL DEER winter wolverine woodchuck wooded areas young