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I thought it might be interesting to share some of a Beavers Habitat! These little guys are at work constently building their homes.
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I've always enjoyed watching beaver ponds.... greaat fishing in them.
Your images are wonderful Duane, sent me down memory lane to a much younger time. Thanks
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Thanks for sharing these, Duane. I especially like the first one; such beautiful colors. My eye goes right to the spot where the beaver has been gnawing.
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Beautiful work, love the last shot especially but they all are great. Beavers are amazing animals and work very hard at just living. I am constantly amazed by what these guys can do, I once saw a dam built of nothing but corn stalks in the middle of a corn field.
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..Hi Duane! havent seen any beaver or dam..and i tend to say 'havent seen' that to a lot of your shots..good to see these things through your camera..all beautiful..i like the last one best..
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Amazing what those critters can do
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Amazing creatures Duane, and great shots showing us thier skills as builders. Thanks. Good to see they survived the slaughter in the previous couple of centuries for the sake of fashion. PAUL
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A very cool series, and what a great idea for a shared opportunity for us! The 1st is my favorite too, I love the colors and reflections. It's amazing how industrious these little fellas are.
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