Friday, January 15, 2010

Groundhog Buried In and Fending Off



This is why groundhogs are tough - - they have skulls as thick as a skillet, no necks, and when the dog catches up to them underground, they are likely to burried with nothing but chisel-like teeth facing out. This picture was found on a wayward camera chip in my truck -- I'm not sure when I took it.
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2 comments:

  1. panavia9991:29 PM

    Check out the angry little gopher my cat caught. I really admire these spunky creatures, even as I eradicate them from the garden.
    Tiny
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  2. Seahorse12:50 AM

    Seems like there's lotsa 'splodin' going on at your ranchero, too...

    Seahorse

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