Groundhog
Where to see Groundhog
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Common · Mammals
Map of Groundhog sightings
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📍 Alabama (11)📍 Arkansas (2)📍 Connecticut (4)📍 District of Columbia (4)📍 Georgia (3)📍 Illinois (8)📍 Indiana (12)📍 Iowa (5)📍 Kentucky (2)📍 Maine (3)📍 Maryland (4)📍 Massachusetts (3)📍 Michigan (16)📍 Missouri (2)📍 Nebraska (4)📍 New Hampshire (7)📍 New Jersey (10)📍 New York (25)📍 Ohio (18)📍 Pennsylvania (21)📍 Quebec (2)📍 Rhode Island (19)📍 South Carolina (4)📍 Tennessee (6)📍 Vermont (3)📍 Virginia (8)📍 West Virginia (4)📍 CA (4)📍 US (225)
Park47 sightings50 species
Alabama, US
Alabama City Wall Street Historic District
You might spot Elf Orpine, Canada Goose, and Leatherleaf Mahonia.
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Park39 sightings50 species
Ohio, US
Ambler Heights Historic District
You might spot Eastern Fox Squirrel and Spotted Lanternfly.
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Park43 sightings50 species
Tennessee, US
American Baptist College
You might spot House Sparrow, Northern Mockingbird, and Gulf Fritillary.
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Park35 sightings50 species
Illinois, US
Anderson Japanese Gardens
You might spot Common Eastern Bumble Bee and Brown-Belted Bumble Bee.
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Park32 sightings50 species
Tennessee, US
Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts
You might spot Black Bear, Yellow Wakerobin, and Pipevine Swallowtail.
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Park45 sightings50 species
Alabama, US
Audubon Place Historic District
You might spot Anole, Eastern Gray Squirrel, and Asian Lady Beetle.
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Park48 sightings50 species
Pennsylvania, US
Awbury Arboretum
You might spot American Robin, Red-Winged Blackbird, and Lesser Celandine.
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Park47 sightings50 species
Rhode Island, US
Barrington Civic Center Historic District
You might spot Common Eastern Bumble Bee and Osprey.
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Park66 sightings50 species
New York, US
Black Creek Park
You might spot Stream Bluet, Variable Dancer, and Eastern Pondhawk.
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Park33 sightings50 species
Illinois, US
Black Hawk State Historic Site
You might spot Brown-Belted Bumble Bee and Eastern Gray Squirrel.
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Park48 sightings50 species
Vermont, US
Bristol Downtown Historic District
You might spot Japanese Knotweed and Red-Bellied Woodpecker.
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Park45 sightings50 species
Michigan, US
Broadway Avenue Historic District
You might spot Monarch, Canada Goose, and Eastern Gray Squirrel.
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Park43 sightings50 species
Rhode Island, US
Broadway-Armory Historic District
You might spot Spotted Lanternfly, Duck, and American Robin.
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Park47 sightings50 species
Ohio, US
Brookside Reservation
You might spot Spotted Lanternfly and White-Tailed Deer.
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Park100 sightings50 species
District of Columbia, US
Canal Park
You might spot Eastern Gray Squirrel, Duck, and House Sparrow.
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Park46 sightings50 species
Connecticut, US
Capen-Clark Historic District
You might spot American Robin, Eastern Poison Ivy, and Duck.
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Park45 sightings50 species
Michigan, US
Capitol Park Historic District
You might spot Monarch, Canada Goose, and Eastern Gray Squirrel.
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Park46 sightings50 species
New Jersey, US
Cedar Brook Park
You might spot White-Tailed Deer and Eastern Gray Squirrel.
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Park46 sightings50 species
Iowa, US
Cedar Valley Arboretum & Botanic Gardens
You might spot Common Eastern Bumble Bee and Eastern Cottontail.
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Park48 sightings50 species
Maryland, US
Cedarville State Forest
You might spot Northern Cricket Frog and Common Whitetail.
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Park41 sightings50 species
Pennsylvania, US
Centennial Arboretum
You might spot House Sparrow, Spotted Lanternfly, and American Robin.
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Park48 sightings50 species
New York, US
Center Square/Hudson–Park Historic District
You might spot Common Eastern Bumble Bee and Ground-Ivy.
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Park44 sightings50 species
North Carolina, US
Central Shelby Historic District
You might spot Northern Cardinal, Carolina Wren, and Tufted Titmouse.
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Park39 sightings50 species
Indiana, US
Chatham Arch
You might spot Eastern Fox Squirrel, Duck, and Canada Goose.
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Park43 sightings50 species
New York, US
Chenango Canal
You might spot American White Waterlily, Buttonbush, and Common Milkweed.
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Park46 sightings50 species
Ohio, US
Cleveland Cultural Gardens
You might spot Spotted Lanternfly and Eastern Fox Squirrel.
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Park50 sightings50 species
New York, US
Coindre Hall Park
You might spot Canada Goose and Atlantic Horseshoe Crab.
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Park45 sightings50 species
New Jersey, US
Colonial Park
You might spot American Robin, Spotted Lanternfly, and Monarch.
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Park46 sightings50 species
US
Compo–Owenoke Historic District
You might spot Monarch, Ipsilon Dart Moth, and Canada Goose.
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Park40 sightings50 species
Tennessee, US
Concord
You might spot American Robin, Northern Cardinal, and Eastern Chipmunk.
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Park32 sightings50 species
Vermont, US
Currier Park Historic District
You might spot Eastern White Pine, Staghorn Sumac, and Box Elder.
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Park43 sightings50 species
Rhode Island, US
Customhouse Historic District
You might spot Spotted Lanternfly, American Robin, and Duck.
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Park37 sightings50 species
Rhode Island, US
Davisville Historic District
You might spot Common Eastern Bumble Bee and Asian Lady Beetle.
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Park43 sightings50 species
Rhode Island, US
Downtown Providence Historic District
You might spot Spotted Lanternfly, American Robin, and Duck.
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Park44 sightings50 species
Illinois, US
Downtown Quincy Historic District
You might spot Eastern Fox Squirrel, Amur Honeysuckle, and Poison Hemlock.
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Park46 sightings50 species
Alabama, US
Downtown Tuscaloosa Historic District
You might spot Anole, Eastern Gray Squirrel, and Asian Lady Beetle.
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Park46 sightings50 species
New Jersey, US
Duke Gardens
You might spot Monarch, Great Blue Heron, and American Robin.
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Park48 sightings50 species
New Jersey, US
Dundee Canal
You might spot Eastern Gray Squirrel and Canada Goose.
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Park43 sightings50 species
Maryland, US
Elk Neck State Forest
You might spot Duck, American Toad, and Eastern Bluebird.
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Park47 sightings50 species
Maryland, US
Elk Neck State Park
You might spot Common Pawpaw, Zebra Swallowtail, and Bald Eagle.
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Park44 sightings50 species
South Dakota, US
Falls Park
You might spot Duck, Canada Goose, and Thirteen-Lined Ground Squirrel.
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Park45 sightings50 species
New Jersey, US
Four Corners
You might spot Eastern Gray Squirrel and House Sparrow.
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Park46 sightings50 species
Pennsylvania, US
Fox Chase Farm
You might spot Canada Goose, American Robin, and Red-Winged Blackbird.
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Park48 sightings50 species
Alabama, US
Gadsden Downtown Historic District
You might spot Elf Orpine, Canada Goose, and Great Blue Heron.
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Park35 sightings50 species
Virginia, US
Garland Hill Historic District
You might spot Asian Lady Beetle, Spotted Lanternfly, and Christmas Fern.
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Park45 sightings50 species
Alabama, US
Gorgas-Manly Historic District
You might spot Anole, Eastern Gray Squirrel, and Asian Lady Beetle.
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Park43 sightings50 species
Michigan, US
Grand Circus Park Historic District
You might spot Monarch, Canada Goose, and Eastern Gray Squirrel.
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Park42 sightings50 species
Michigan, US
Greektown
You might spot Monarch, Canada Goose, and Eastern Gray Squirrel.
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Park36 sightings50 species
Wisconsin, US
Green Bay Botanical Garden
You might spot Common Eastern Bumble Bee, Monarch, and Bee.
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Park45 sightings50 species
Connecticut, US
Harkness Memorial State Park
You might spot Brant, American Herring Gull, and Double-Crested Cormorant.
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Groundhog
Jun 16, 2026
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