gee willikers - that's what we do in MAY - when we can (almost) count on the temperature staying above 32 degrees F. We won't mention the infamous Mother's Day Blizzard, or the not infrequent killing frosts that we have been known to get in May.

Haven't seen hide nor hair of any of our *local* groundhogs yet so far this year...and given the snowcover their tracks would be highly visible not to mention their holes if they burrowed up through the snow. And we normally have a LOT of groundhogs.

Did you know they are the largest member of the marmot family?