Monday, February 2, 2009

Groundhogs







The three animals that I would absolutely like to have as pets are hamsters, wombats, and groundhogs because they are cute. Since today is groundhog day, I would like to talk about groundhogs. Groundhogs are mammals that usually live in the Great Plains. They live in large groups and burrow themselves underground. When they are outside, they have some members of their pack to watch for predators. These watchers stand all day, almost motionless and when a predator comes, squills to let the others know. Even if they live in praire regions, they can climb up trees. Sadly, these cute animals live only for 2 to 3 years. That's probably why the groundhog for Groundhog Day keeps changing.






Here are the predictions:
2009
Early Spring
Gina Johnson



2009
6 more weeks of winter



Buckeye Chuck



2009
Early Spring
Saskatoon Evan



2009
6 more weeks of winter
Balzac Billy



2009
Early Spring
Malverne Mel



2009
6 more weeks of winter
Woodstock Willie



2009
6 more weeks of winter



Jimmy the Groundhog



2009
6 more weeks of winter
Octoraro Orphie



2009
Early Spring
Staten Island Chuck



2009
6 more weeks of winter



Wiarton Willy



2009
6 more weeks of winter
Shubenacadie Sam



2009
6 more weeks of winter
Punxsutawney Phil



2009
Early Spring
Dunkirk Dave



2008
6 more weeks of winter
Punxsutawney Phil



2008
Early Spring
Jimmy the Groundhog



2008
Early Spring
Dunkirk Dave



2008
Early Spring
Pat Lane



2008
Early Spring
Balzac Billy



2008
6 more weeks of winter
Sir Walter Wally



2008
Early Spring
Wiarton Willie



2008
Early Spring
General Beauregard Lee



2008
6 more weeks of winter
Queen Charlotte



2008
Early Spring
Malverne Mel



2008
6 more weeks of winter
West Indies Wilbur



2008
Early Spring
Shubenacadie Sam



2008
Early Spring
Staten Island Chuck



2008
Early Spring
Buckeye Chuck



2007
6 more weeks of winter
Holtsville Hal



2007
6 more weeks of winter
Dunkirk Dave



2007
Early Spring
Punxsutawney Phil



2007
Early Spring
Staten Island Chuck



2007
Early Spring



Wiarton Willie



2007
Early Spring
Shubenacadie Sam



2007
Early Spring
General Beauregard Lee



2007
Early Spring
Malverne Melissa



2007
Early Spring
Buckeye Chuck



2007
Early Spring
Spanish Joe



2007
Early Spring
Sir Walter Wally



2006
6 more weeks of winter
Dunkirk Dave



2006
6 more weeks of winter
Punxsutawney Phil



2006
6 more weeks of winter
Buckeye Chuck



2006
Early Spring
Spanish Joe



2006
Early Spring
Wiarton Willie



2006
Early Spring
Fountains Hills Weasel



2006
Early Spring
General Beauregard Lee



2006
Early Spring
Staten Island Chuck



2006
Early Spring
Shubenacadie Sam



2006
Early Spring
Jimmy the Groundhog



2006
Early Spring
Malverne Mel



2006
Early Spring
French Creek Freddie



2005
6 more weeks of winter
Dunkirk Dave



2005
6 more weeks of winter
Punxsutawney Phil



2005
6 more weeks of winter
Shubenacadie Sam



2005
6 more weeks of winter
Spanish Joe



2005
6 more weeks of winter
Octorara Orphie



2005
6 more weeks of winter
Malverne Mel



2005
Early Spring
Wiarton Willie



2005
Early Spring
Jimmy the Groundhog



2005
Early Spring
General Beauregard Lee



2005
Early Spring
Balzac Billy



2005
Early Spring
Staten Island Chuck



2004
6 more weeks of winter
Punxsutawney Phil



2004
6 more weeks of winter
Dunkirk Dave



2004
6 more weeks of winter
Wiarton Willie



2004
6 more weeks of winter
Spanish Joe



2004
6 more weeks of winter
Balzac Billy



2004
6 more weeks of winter
General Beauregard Lee



2004
6 more weeks of winter
Malverne Mel



2003
6 more weeks of winter
Punxsutawney Phil



2003
Early Spring
Dunkirk Dave



2003
Early Spring
Spanish Joe



2002
6 more weeks of winter
Dunkirk Dave



2002
6 more weeks of winter
Punxsutawney Phil



2002
Early Spring
Spanish Joe



2001
6 more weeks of winter
Punxsutawney Phil



2001
Early Spring
Dunkirk Dave



2001
Early Spring
Spanish Joe



2000
6 more weeks of winter
Punxsutawney Phil



2000
Early Spring
Spanish Joe



1999
Early Spring
Punxsutawney Phil



1999
Early Spring
Spanish Joe

1 Comments:

At March 8, 2009 at 2:51 PM , Blogger alex818 said...

I love this post about groundhog day and definitely agree with your ideas of the perfect pet. Though I have to say the best small mammal of all time has to be the Sugar Glider. A sugar glider is a marsupial that is mainly nocturnal and lives on a diet of fruit and protein. The best way to describe them, however, is something like a flying squirrel. In addition, I hope that the predictions of an early spring rather than six weeks more of winter comes true.

 

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