Groundhog poop typically looks like small, cylindrical pellets that are dark brown in color. They are often found in piles or scattered around the groundhog's burrow.

Groundhog droppings are generally round in shape and have a smooth texture. They can vary in size, but are usually about 1/4 to 1/2 inch in diameter. The color can range from dark brown to black, depending on the groundhog's diet.

Groundhog feces resembles small, elongated pellets that are typically dark brown or black in color. They are similar in appearance to rabbit droppings, but slightly larger in size.

Groundhog poop is usually small and round. It has a firm consistency and is often dark brown or black in color. You may find it near the entrance of the groundhog's burrow or along their feeding paths.

Groundhog droppings are oblong in shape and have a smooth, cylindrical appearance. They are typically dark brown or black in color. You may notice them around the edge of your garden or near the entrance of the groundhog's den.

Groundhog feces is usually in the form of small, oval-shaped pellets. They are dark brown or black in color and have a slightly shiny appearance. You may find them in piles or scattered around the groundhog's habitat.

Groundhog poop looks like small, cylindrical droppings. They are usually dark brown or black in color and have a slightly elongated shape. You may find them near the entrance of the groundhog's burrow or along their foraging routes.

Groundhog droppings are similar in appearance to small, dark brown or black pellets. They are usually about 1/4 to 1/2 inch in length and have a smooth texture. You may find them in clusters or scattered around the groundhog's living area.