(Apr. 28, 2021;Journal Star)
PEORIA — In a rare confrontation at a backyard feeder, a nut-gobbling groundhog bristled at the sudden arrival of a nervy freeloader.
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The mini-drama caught the eye of Julie Dodge, who often observes wildlife through her home’s rear picture window. The critters’ contretemps — which (spoiler alert!) soon turned amicable for both species — allowed Dodge the opportunity to snap a photo that has been delighting hundreds of local bird-watchers:An eager titmouse nonchalantly plucking fur from the back of a nonplussed groundhog.
Read the rest from Peoria Journal Star: Peoria birdwatcher's photo captures tufted titmouse bird plucking woodchuck's fur)
Seems like a bold move by our friend tufted titmouse, but apparently it's rather normal for them to take mammal hair like this.
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