Beaver munching

 

I keep returning to the spot where I saw the icebreaking beaver, but although there is often evidence of activity, the beaver has not been seen again—not seen, that is, until today. He was seen on a snow bank high above the lake as he sampled trees and twigs in his larder.

I say, he, but the few of us who watch this beaver really hope that he is a she and that springtime will result in kits. 

A beaver munches on a twig while keeping a wary eye on the one-eyed observer (the beaver merely sees a lens).

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3 Responses to Beaver munching

  1. Lisa Orton says:

    Haha, he/she does look somewhat perturbed at the one-eyed observer.

  2. Christine says:

    Very informative photo of the beaver. I appreciate it.

  3. Travis says:

    Amazing close up.

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