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California Yellow Bellied Marmot

A Yellow Bellied Marmot taken in the back country of Yosemite Natl Park,California. Yellow Bellied Marmots get their name from the yellow colorish fur on the underside . They can be found thorough out the western United States. Their cousin the Hoary Marmot which is more of a whiteish coloration is from Alaska. This animal has many different names. One name is a woodchuck. Other names are groundhog, whistling pigs, or marmot. Even though there are so many different names, they all mean the same animal. It is a member of the squirrel family.The Marmots are west of the Great Plains and their cousin the woodchuck/groundhog is East of the Great Plains.

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bianca 15 Jun 2007

looks classy and way to go...black background....i have to return to marmoths and try to have blurred background.....thats my next project...FANTASTIC i love this one...

Christine brand 18 Dec 2005

Looks kind of like a cavie!! this is an adorable shot...beautifully taken...the colors are very rich!

Andree Lerat 18 Oct 2004

Wow! Rating number not high enough. Perfect shot 20++++++++++++

Maureen Santina 16 Oct 2004

great capture! The animal is sharp and well saturated, and the shallow DOF and dark background frame him nicely.

sher richardson 16 Oct 2004

reminds me of an old cowboy term...'you yellow bellied varmit' : ) hes cute and i would adopt him ... nice crisp image GG...nice job!