Badger Burrow

Badgers burrow next to a corn field.
Badgers will dig burrows in ditches with a slope next to agriculture fields.
Photo: Laura Kammin
A badger burrow with a large amount of excavated soil spread out in front.
Badgers excavate large amounts of soil when digging their burrows.
Photo: Jared Duquette
Badger looking out from its burrow on the side of a hill.
Badger looking out from its burrow.
Photo: Jared Duquette
Badgers can displace a large amount of soil as they excavate their burrows.
Badgers can displace a large amount of soil as they excavate their burrows.
Photo: Jared Duquette
A badger caught coming out of its burrow by a trail camera.
A badger caught coming out of its burrow by a trail camera.
Photo: Jared Duquette
Badger burrow in the woods.
Badger burrow in the woods.
Photo: Jared Duquette
American badgers have a wide, flat body and distinctive black and white markings on their faces.
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