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A Marmot’s Guide to the Fall Equinox

Posted on September 22, 2025 by Stormy Marmot

Greetings from the high alpine meadows, where the sun is dipping a little lower, the nights are getting chillier and the grass has that faint “last call” vibe. For us marmots, the fall equinox isn’t just some fancy astronomical event. … Continue reading →

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The Legendary Marmot Pirates of the High Alpine Meadows

Posted on September 19, 2025 by Captain Whistletooth

Ahoy, me hearties! As we be celebratin’ Talk Like a Pirate Day, hoist yer colors, sharpen yer cutlasses and batten down the hatches for a tale o; the most feared and fuzzy buccaneers to ever scamper the slopes, The Marmot … Continue reading →

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The Fur Awakens: Tales of the Marmot Jedi Masters

Posted on May 4, 2025 by Stormy Marmot

Deep in the alpine meadows, far from the eyes of humans and even farther from decent cellphone reception, there exists a secret Order older than the oldest hiking boots: The Marmot Jedi Masters, a secret society of Marmot Jedi Masters that … Continue reading →

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All About Marmots

Posted on August 12, 2001 by Stormy Marmot

The yellow-bellied marmot is the largest member of the ground squirrel family.  They are common in the western North America, primarily in mountainous areas.  Marmots engage in a daily cycle of foraging, sunning, grooming and sleeping. Yellow-bellied marmots live in … Continue reading →

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Marmot Beginnings

Posted on August 12, 2001 by Stormy Marmot

As I sit at the computer, my furry paws racing across the keyboard, I have to consider the puzzlement of the reader as they contemplate reading a blog written by a marmot.  Most people don’t even know what a marmot … Continue reading →

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