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Prairie dogs taken in Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Black-tailed priarie dogs seen at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota, USA

May I have this Dance. Pair of prairie dogs holding hands

Black-tailed prairie dog pokes its head from a underground burrow

Beringian or Arctic ground squirrel. Spermophilus brunniceps. Urocitellus parryii

Group of prairie dogs standing uprightFor more pictures of

Black-tailed priarie dog seen at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota, USA

A Prairie dogs amongst the wildflowers in the beautiful grasslands of Badlands National Park in South Dakota USA

White-tailed Prairie Dog (cynomys leucurus)

This prairie dog is seen standing next to it's burrow keeping an watchful eye on it's surroundings. This is a scene from the Badlands National Park.

A prairie-dog having a snack in kırşehir turkey

$Prairie Dogs are generally characterized by small ears, large round eyes, strong teeth, and a pair of front legs with sharp and strong nails. It is responsible for digging up the soil for food and digging burrows for living. It goes out in the daytime for food which eats both plants and animals such as grasses, vegetables, seeds, and insects and worms.\n\n has a golden brown hair color The tip of the tail is black. The tail is 3-4 inches long, the feet are cream colored, the body is round and fat, when fully grown, weighs about 1-2 kg.\n\n Prairie Dogs are rodents in the same family as squirrels. But it does not live and make a living on trees like other squirrels. But they will find food and nest by digging burrows in the ground, plains and open ground.$

The gopher has leaned out of its hole and is looking at the camera.

Alert prairie dog standing on its hind legs at Bad Lands NP

Wild prairie dogs in a dirt burrow in Colorado

Cute black tailed prairie dog peering out of a burrow on the plains.

Cute European ground squirrel. Lovely gnawer feeding on meadow (Spermophilus citellus)

The Uinta ground squirrel (Urocitellus armatus) in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.

A prairie dog stands on its hind legs while another peers out of its burrow in the prairie in Badlands National Park, South Dakota.

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