Plain text indicates the location (see corresponding red arrow) of the animal(s) in image; bold text indicates the basis of the identification of the animal(s).
1 – In background behind pile, facing away from pile. [Single woodchuck: this rear view is distant (benefits from enlargement), showing grizzled brown body and tail of medium length characteristic of the woodchuck.]
2 – In background behind pile, facing away from pile. [Single woodchuck: this rear view is distant (benefits from enlargement), showing grizzled body, cinnamon brown coloring of left hind leg, and a tail of medium length that are typical of the woodchuck.]
3 – In background behind pile, heading toward left. [Single woodchuck: this lateral view is distant (benefits from enlargement), showing grizzled body, low posture while moving, restricted neck, and a tail of medium length that are indicative of the woodchuck.]
4 – On pile, likely facing toward camera. [Single woodchuck: this view is largely obscured by pile material, but shows grizzled dorsal region towards rear and browner shoulder region typical of the woodchuck. This particular image is part of a long series of images that includes many clearly defined views of a visiting woodchuck.]
5 – On pile, facing away from camera. [Single woodchuck: this view is partially obscured by pile material as the animal sits on its haunches, but shows grizzled dorsal region towards rear and browner shoulder region typical of the woodchuck. The short ears, cinnamon brown coloration of the left foreleg, and the medium-length tail are further apparent. This particular image is part of a long series of images that includes many clearly defined views of a visiting woodchuck.]
6 – On pile, facing away from camera. [Single woodchuck: this view is partially obscured by pile material, but shows grizzled, lower dorsal region towards rear. This particular image is part of a long series of images that includes many clearly defined views of a visiting woodchuck.]