just be

By justbe

February Shopper

I caught a glimpse of a chipmunk above ground, packing both cheeks this morning. It was only a quick sighting, then it hurried back underground to restock it's pantry. A very short back step appearance, I'm sure it was shocked to see green grass instead of  expected February snow.

Chipmunks mate twice a year from February to April and again from June to August. Males and females come together only to mate. Females raise their young alone. After a gestation period of 31 days, a litter of 2 to 6 young is born. ~ CT .gov


For the Record,
This day came in chilly with bright blue skies. 


All hands happy to see the sun.

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