| Pottery in Texas was fired in a groundhog kiln, so named because part of the kiln is buried in the earth. |
| In Wiarton, Ontario on February 3 hundreds of mourners filed by a tiny pine coffin holding a stuffed groundhog of the likeness of Wiarton Willie. |
| There's the sour pucker on a snow lynx, a soulful pout on a groundhog, and a demonic stare on a giant panda. |
| German immigrants to the United States carried the legend with them, and in Pennsylvania the groundhog came to be substituted for the badger. |
| The groundhog, also called the woodchuck, is a tunnel master who finds any number of garden plants appealing both above and below the ground. |
| By coincidence, it is Moody's direct opponent, the scavenging Cardiff Blues groundhog Sam Warburton, who shoulders the burden this afternoon. |
