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Thank you Michael. So a groundhog is what we know as a hedgehog?
Oh, not like any hedgehog I've ever seen! They're bigger than housecats. And no quill type things, just fur. Google on the word groundhog, 3 pictures pop right up.
Thank you Michael. So a groundhog is what we know as a hedgehog?
Oh, not like any hedgehog I've ever seen! They're bigger than housecats. And no quill type things, just fur. Google on the word groundhog, 3 pictures pop right up.
Ok I have looked. They look a bit like chipmunks to me🙂 Thanks
Thank you Michael. So a groundhog is what we know as a hedgehog?
Oh, not like any hedgehog I've ever seen! They're bigger than housecats. And no quill type things, just fur. Google on the word groundhog, 3 pictures pop right up.
Ok I have looked. They look a bit like chipmunks to me🙂 Thanks
But a much bigger, fatter, chipmunk. Unless, of course, your chipmunks are as big as a housecat. <g>
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Oh, not like any hedgehog I've ever seen! They're bigger than housecats. And no quill type things, just fur. Google on the word groundhog, 3 pictures pop right up.
Ok I have looked. They look a bit like chipmunks to me🙂 Thanks
But a much bigger, fatter, chipmunk. Unless, of course, your chipmunks are as big as a housecat. <g>
Oh, not like any hedgehog I've ever seen! They're bigger than housecats. And no quill type things, just fur. Google on the word groundhog, 3 pictures pop right up.
Ok I have looked. They look a bit like chipmunks to me🙂 Thanks
But a much bigger, fatter, chipmunk. Unless, of course, your chipmunks are as big as a housecat. <g>
Well, in Minnesota, the mosquitos (also the state bird) are so big, they've been know to fly off with cats the suck them dry in more leirurely manner
On Sun 15 Jan 2006 09:12:07a, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it Ophelia?
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Ok I have looked. They look a bit like chipmunks to me🙂 Thanks
But a much bigger, fatter, chipmunk. Unless, of course, your chipmunks are as big as a housecat. <g>
(laugh) I was thinking, if they have chipmunks the size of groundhogs over there, I might consider avoiding Scotland. Groundhogs are like really big rats.
Thank you Michael. So a groundhog is what we know as a hedgehog?
Oh, not like any hedgehog I've ever seen! They're bigger than housecats. And no quill type things, just fur. Google on the word groundhog, 3 pictures pop right up.
Ok I have looked. They look a bit like chipmunks to me🙂 Thanks
Think of something a bit like a land beaver but a bit smaller and without the paddle-type tail. I would guess that a big groundhog will weight up to 10 -15 lbs, perhaps more. they remind be a little bit of a ferret in the way that they move. John Kane, Kingston ON Canada
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On Sun 15 Jan 2006 09:12:07a, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it Ophelia?
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"Nancy Young" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > > "Ophelia" <[email hidden]> wrote > >> "Michael "Dog3" Lonergan" <[email hidden]> wrote > >>> Here is the groundhog day FAQ Ophelia: >>> >>> http://www.groundhog.org/faq/history.shtml >>> >> >> Thank you Michael. So a groundhog is what we know as a hedgehog? > > Oh, not like any hedgehog I've ever seen! They're bigger > than housecats. And no quill type things, just fur. Google on the > word groundhog, 3 pictures pop right up.
Ok I have looked. They look a bit like chipmunks to me🙂 Thanks
But a much bigger, fatter, chipmunk. Unless, of course, your chipmunks are as big as a housecat. <g>
Well, in Minnesota, the mosquitos (also the state bird) are so big, they've been know to fly off with cats the suck them dry in more leirurely manner
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On Sun 15 Jan 2006 09:12:07a, Thus Spake Zarathustra, or was it Ophelia?
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Ok I have looked. They look a bit like chipmunks to me🙂 Thanks
But a much bigger, fatter, chipmunk. Unless, of course, your chipmunks are as big as a housecat. <g>
(laugh) I was thinking, if they have chipmunks the size of groundhogs over there, I might consider avoiding Scotland. Groundhogs are like really big rats.
Oh, not like any hedgehog I've ever seen! They're bigger than housecats. And no quill type things, just fur. Google on the word groundhog, 3 pictures pop right up.
Ok I have looked. They look a bit like chipmunks to me🙂 Thanks
Think of something a bit like a land beaver but a bit smaller and without the paddle-type tail. I would guess that a big groundhog will weight up to 10 -15 lbs, perhaps more. they remind be a little bit of a ferret in the way that they move.
Hmmm. I guess he wouldn't have the answer to the age old question: How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
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none...woodchucks have no thumbs. They can't bowl worth a damn either as they can't open the doors to their bowling locker to get their shoes out.
I was formulating a wiseass answer to you when a commercial came on, behind me ... I whirled around, only to see a DIY commercial about Chuck chucking wood! Ahhhhhh!
At any rate, Mr. Fromage, the question was IF they could.