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Lisa Eggleston photographed the following around Sudbury between the end of March and mid-April: tufted titmouse, white-tailed deer, dark-eyed junco, eastern bluebird, skunk cabbage, bufflehead, great blue heron, wood duck, ruddy duck, tree swallow, mallard, muskrat, common merganser, northern cardinal, woodchuck, killdeer.

Raj Das photographed a downy woodpecker, a pair of house finches, a tufted titmouse and a woodchuck along the Cochituate Rail Trail in Framingham.

Joan Chasan photographed this woodchuck at Mass Audubon's Broadmoor Sanctuary in Natick.

 

Susan Crane photographed this woodchuck in Stow.

 

Harold McAleer photographed this woodchuck in Lincoln.

 

Frank Vitale set up his remote wildlife camera near his wife's garden to find out who had been munching on vegetables there.  It looks like it was a very well nourished woodchuck...

Gerry White photographed these young woodchucks at his home in Framingham.

Lydia Rogers used her automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph these wrestling woodchucks in Sudbury.

Lydia Rogers used her automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph these woodchucks and a white-tailed deer fawn in Sudbury.

Lydia Rogers used her automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph a blue jay and a woodchuck in Concord.