As I Walked into the yard from behind my garden I spotted a groundhog . . .
. . . just as it spotted me.
This groundhog's home was right in front of where I stood - very still clicking away.
I remained still though it seemed like the groundhog was running straight at me . . .
I'm glad this wasn't a grizzly.
It just kept getting closer.
A quick stop to check make a decision. Did he really want me to see the entrance to his home?
That board board you see here is helping to support a log cabin stacked up and stored for rebuilding. A future log home evidently makes a good cover for a groundhog hole.
Our groundhog decides to hang around the front porch to watch me awhile before going underground.
Now, from this more natural meeting of a groundhog to a less natural but VERY cute encounter. Yes, I know it isn't a good idea to feed groundhogs in your yard, but I'm very glad my Aunt Judy does it.
And finally, here is a teaser for the future (perhaps) video
This blog entry was supposed to end with a video but I am having too much trouble uploading it from my Mac. I've been trying since 8:00 this morning. Check back in the morning to see if it is here.
And finally, here is a teaser for the future (perhaps) video
This blog entry was supposed to end with a video but I am having too much trouble uploading it from my Mac. I've been trying since 8:00 this morning. Check back in the morning to see if it is here.








He looked quite ferocious running towards you!
ReplyDeleteGroundhogs can do a lot of damage to your garden. I'm just sayin'.
ReplyDeletei know they are considered pest, but he is soooo cute and he looks like a mini grizzly running at you. great shots and i am glad she feeds them to
ReplyDeleteThe first pics are all our wild groundhog, a definite pest, destructiinist and general (cute) nusience. The video is still trying to load. You may never see it.
ReplyDeleteoh that is too cute!
ReplyDeleteI am on the outs with mine. They had the nerve to eat my softball size cantaloupe. If they were not so darn cute I could wring his neck. You really got some great photos of him.
ReplyDeleteYou are so brave to withstand the onslaught! We have a groundhog that comes right up to our kitchen door, rears up, and watches us eat. He's a handsome fellow, much like yours.
ReplyDeleteI was waiting for its final charge towards you ... glad it worked out well ...
ReplyDeleteWhat a great set of pictures. They are cute but can become a large family. I have watched one area where an owl sat overhead waiting.See you in a week.
ReplyDeleteSteve
What a wonderful encounter. Looks like he has quite a personality
ReplyDeleteGreat photos
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