Groundhog Day Links


Punxsutawney Phil's Home Page Groundhog Day comes only once a year and its arrival is eagerly awaited by thousands of Phil's faithful followers. No where in the world is Phil's prediction more anxiously awaited than in Punxsutawney, PA., the Home of the Groundhog! Legend decrees that if Phil sees his shadow on Feb. 2 six more weeks of winter weather will befall the world. If no shadow is apparent we're in for the delights of an early spring. Read all about our furry little friend's history, find out what he and his relatives have predicted since 1887, and check out the "Hogtivities" page full of ideas for a complete Groundhog Day Celebration.

Punxsutawney Phil.com Try the text-to-audio Groundhogese translator, ask Phil for advice, see photos from Groundhog Day, and learn more about the town of Punxsutawney.

Groundhog Day Quiz Learn about the holiday by taking this fun quiz.

Day Of The Shadow Learn about shadows, groundhogs, Groundhog Day, hibernation and sundials.  We invite you to read the nursery rhyme, "The Groundhog and Winter".  We also invite you to read interesting facts on groundhogs, Groundhog Day, hibernation, shadows and sundials.  Try the various suggested projects, color your own groundhog, print and do the jigsaw puzzle, or test your knowledge on groundhogs and Groundhog Day in our online quiz.

Groundhog Day History Includes information about the origins of the day and various groundhog celebrations. The earliest American reference to Groundhog Day can be found at the Pennsylvania Dutch Folklore Center at Franklin and Marshall College--click here to learn more.

Groundhog Day Songs (just words, no music) Enjoy carols, TV themes, and patriotic groundhog tunes.