Empress Marmot
Uploaded: April 28, 2012
This furry critter first appeared at the Fairmont Empress Hotel in May of 2010, much to the surprise of both hotel staff and environment ministry officials. It was identified as a member of the yellow-bellied family, native to B.C.’s southeast region, and it’s believed that it somehow hitched a ride to Victoria from Grand Forks. He now lives in the large rocks in the gardens of the hotel and hibernates from Sept to April.
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