Does marmot sighting mean springtime?

As we were walking this past Monday, we saw the first marmot of 2020. It sure looked pretty much like its 2019 counterparts, a bit leaner maybe than the last one we saw early summer.

But what’s for sure, they’re now out, Coved-19 or not, it’s time for them to restore themselves, work on their progeny and start building up that so important fat reserve that keep them alive all winter long.

They still whistle as if nothing had happened to Park City and the rest of the world, and appear to be looking to a good spring, fun summer and productive fall.

I’d kill to be a marmot!