Re: Groundhogs in Trees

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     Amen! To the second paragraph.
     
     Cheers,
     Kathy


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Subject: Groundhogs in Trees
Author:  mdosprey@ARI.Net at NBS-Internet-Gateway
Date:    5/28/98 4:15 PM


I was amused by Marcia's account of the groundhog in the 
mulberry tree.  I recently saw my first groundhog in a tree 
out at Lucketts, Loudoun Co. VA.  It was about 8ft. up a
12 ft. sapling and was busily eating the young leaves and 
shoots at the ends of the branches.  It looked most odd but 
seemed to be quite at ease.  
     
A word of warning about mulberry trees:  You better have a 
garage or at least a carport.  The mulberries seem to have the 
usual effect on bird bowels.
     
Joanna Taylor
Arlington, VA 
     

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