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I think we’re down to two baby woodchucks now.
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There were originally seven…. and I’m choosing to believe momma just booted them out of the den as opposed to the more disturbing killed and eaten by predator explanation.
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The two remaining siblings stay pretty close together.
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Especially when feeding.
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River's world..... 
Don’t want to think anything bad happened to the rest. I’ll go with your version, they were told to find their own digs.
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I agree. No doubt these two have been allowed to hang around just a bit longer. The others started school out of town already.
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Have you seen Momma Woodchuck lately? If not, it only adds to the mystery of the missing woodchucks. Time to call in Sherlock Woodchuck?
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Mother is still here, but usually travels solo these days.
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Hello Rivergirl! I found your blog through a comment you left on Bruce’s Walking Off the Chessboard, and I’m so glad I did. First of all, I love your theme photo. Those flowers are beautiful! Also, I enjoy your witty style. I’m sure I’ll be back. Best wishes to the woodchucks in their new home…because I’m sure that’s where they are!
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Welcome! And thanks for dropping by. While I’ll never know the teenage woodchuck’s fate, I do know I gave them a happy and veggie filled childhood to start them off right.
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Maybe the others went off on an adventure somewhere, hitchhiking across the country. Even woodchucks experience wanderlust.
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I hope so.
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I’m glad the two are keeping an eye on each other. Now I’ve got Cat Stevens “Oh, Baby, Baby, it’s a wild world” stuck in my head…
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It is here!
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Does your Fox have a taste for Woodchuck? I hope not.
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I saw a fox take a woodchuck baby last year. But only when they’re small.
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