I once startled a beaver that was foraging late during the night and I've heard them down by the river loudly gnawing on wood, but I have yet to get a good look at one. All I've seen so far has been their unmistakable signs.
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Two stumps of recently harvested trees. The beavers tend to leave these stumps in a very sharply pointed state, which make them down-right dangerous for anyone trying to walk though the area. |
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The beaver lodge. |
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The turtles on our ranch are very illusive, so I had to sneak up on them to get a picture.
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I've heard of turtle stacking, but never seen it before. |
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Even more turtles. |