I used to have a female groundhog living under my shed, which provided amazing opportunities to watch an active den and study groundhog behavior up close.

Groundhogs are extremely common, so let’s explore some key facts to help interpret their activity in the likely event that you encounter one.

Here’s what we covered: 

• Groundhog habitat

• 2 types of den sites used by groundhogs

• Range

• Diet

• Common behaviors

• Hibernation

• Mating

• Lots of super cute baby groundhog footage :)
  

Here’s to the approach of spring as our groundhog friends start to emerge in upcoming weeks!

Beginner’s Guide To Groundhogs: Habitat, Diet, Behavior & More

Enjoy!
Brian Mertins

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How Does Environment Affect Animal Behavior?

How To Observe Animal Behavior

Awaken Your Naturalist Intelligence (Online Course)

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