Groundhog Day
It’s Groundhog Day and some of the militant marmots object to being disturbed.
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Can’t say I blame them…
I think I saw that one in my yard chasing the birds off the feeders and stealing their food!
Seriously though, crazy people are disturbing hibernating critters to predict what we already know. We have a primary election in Illinois today. I suggest the media report on the two legged animals haunting the polling places.
.-= last blog ..Peanut Butter Suet Dough =-.
My guess is that someone noticed that groundhogs tend to come out of hibernation about 6 weeks before the end of winter to get a jump on other hibernating animals.
Anyone who thinks winter is over in February, “the cruelest month”, needs their meds adjusted.