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    Flicker? Woodpecker

    Many people will ask why it's called a Red-bellied woodpecker because they fail to see the red on the belly which is a faint round spot about the size of a quarter. If you get them at your feeders watch closely and you will see the red spot. The call is distinctive and very unlike the Downy and...
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    Flicker? Woodpecker

    Thankyou!
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    Flicker? Woodpecker

    See pics
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    Woodchuck/Muskrat? Drawing Progress

    Groundhogs have many colorful names, including "whistle-pig" for their tendency to emit short, high-pitched whistles. They're also known as land beavers, but their most famous nickname is woodchuck.Jan 31, 2020
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    Orangutan Drawing

    See pic
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    Woodchuck/Muskrat? Drawing Progress

    I still think it's a woodchuck. Although woodchucks are primarily terrestrial, they can climb trees up to 15 feet or more to escape an enemy and to even feed on the berries and leaves of some trees, such as red mulberry and hackberry. They also take to the water and are good swimmers
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    Woodchuck/Muskrat? Drawing Progress

    Not a beaver see pic
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    Woodchuck/Muskrat? Drawing Progress

    Turns out what appears to be a tail in the photograph probably is the animals other arm. My friend believes this might be a beaver. Without the tail it may be hard to confirm! It may be a beaver? I don't think it's a beaver the head is shaped differently and I think the fur is a darker...
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    Woodchuck/Muskrat? Drawing Progress

    Finished see pic
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    Western Style

    Not my work just a pic from internet!
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    Western Style

    Western Style
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    Woodchuck/Muskrat? Drawing Progress

    See progress pic
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    Woodchuck/Muskrat? Drawing Progress

    Workable Fixative Applied Now time for pen and ink and color rendering
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    Woodchuck/Muskrat? Drawing Progress

    Here's a pick of the woodchucks tail from the internet looks a lot like my pic.
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    Woodchuck/Muskrat? Drawing Progress

    See the tail is very distinct and looks like a long rats tail hence the name Muskrat! Mine does not appear to have that kind of tail!

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