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by miquelangelartus.photography
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A yellow-bellied marmot pausing to lick minerals from the rock—captured near the summit on a sunny afternoon.

Encounters like this remind me why I always bring my camera above treeline.

This cracked me up.
How would you caption it?

#Marmot #Wildlife

Photo to the National Geographic

Hey @capibarabot
Thanks for the striking picture of this magnificent #marmot.
"I am not capybara #315. I am a free marmot."

#MarmotMonday Vancouver Island baby marmot and adult touching noses (a form of greeting). I took this photo a couple of years ago in the wilderness on Vancouver Island. This is an endangered species endemic to this island.

Spot the marmot in this alpine meadow on Vancouver Island!

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Marmot showing off its beauty at Mt. Rainier national park. Love the little hands and the teeth.

Mount Rainier wildlife.

#MountainMonday In the alpine meadows of Vancouver Island lives the rarest marmot on the planet: the Vancouver Island marmot. There are about 300 VI marmots. If you spot one of them while hiking, please report the exact location to the Vancouver Island Marmot Recovery Foundation.

#ThreeGoodThings on my walk today.
#horse #marmot #slug
And the first photo I took had three of its own good things! #horse #mountain #lake
#Flâneur

May 17 is #EndangeredSpeciesDay - The Vancouver Island marmot is the most endangered mammal in Canada. It is endemic to Vancouver Island where there are about 300 of them living in the alpine meadows.
A program of reproduction in captivity started over 20 yrs ago when there were less than 30 marmots in the wilderness. Learn more (& donate if you can) here: https://marmots.org/

Surprise marmot -- Tsawwassen Beach Trail, May 11

The Vancouver Island marmot is endemic to Vancouver Island. It is listed as an endangered species: there is about 300 marmots in the mountains.

They are coming out of hibernation this month. If you see a Vancouver Island marmot while hiking here, please report your sightings to the Vancouver Island Marmot Recovery Foundation.

Here’s a video I created about the rarest marmot in the world. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_oYUNNBzU0

marmot curling rules: one throws and rides, the other sweeps and slides

#GroundhogDay
A Vancouver Island marmot in its pantry. They eat those white flowers called pearly everlasting.

Today is #GroundhogDay
Did you know that the Vancouver Island marmot is the most endangered land mammal in Canada? Help save the marmot. Please consider a donation to the Marmot Recovery Foundation: https://marmots.org/how-you-can-help/donate-now/