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Two Spotted Fawns of White-tail Deer
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Two Spotted Fawns of White-tail Deer
Photograph - Fawns standing in meadow
Spruce tree felled by beaver
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Spruce tree felled by beaver
Photograph - Beaver do not usually eat spruce but will occasionally fell them
Beaver-chewed Poplar Tree-01
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Beaver-chewed Poplar Tree-01
Photograph - Beaver may partially chew through a tree trunk and leave it for days before finishing it or the wind blows the tree down
Beaver Dam on a small gully of Muskeg Creek
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Beaver Dam on a small gully of Muskeg Creek
Photograph - Beaver can make massive dams of wood and mud
Female White-tail Deer in Winter-02
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Female White-tail Deer in Winter-02
Photograph - Portrait of individual facing to right
Poplar tree partially cut by beaver and fallen by wind
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Poplar tree partially cut by beaver and fallen by wind
Photograph - Sometimes a beaver will start cutting down a tree and then abandon it; wind (perhaps aided by fungus) later fell the tree
Cattle Feedlot-01
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Cattle Feedlot-01
Photograph - Young cattle in grassy feedlot, Barrhead, AB
Beaver Lodge, Narrow Lake
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Beaver Lodge, Narrow Lake
Photographs - Lodge near edge of lake
Beaver Dams on Muskeg Creek-01
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Beaver Dams on Muskeg Creek-01
Photograph - Landscape view of a lower and upper dam
Beaver Lodge on a Lake
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Beaver Lodge on a Lake
Photograph - A lodge on the edge of the boreal forest
Beaver Lodges on a Lake
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Beaver Lodges on a Lake
Photograph - Beaver are territorial and so lodges are not usually close together
Log being sectioned by beaver
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Log being sectioned by beaver
Photograph - Only occasionally will beaver section such a large log, especially as this was done by beavers at a small pond; there was no dam to reinforce; Toy poodle for scale
Cattle Feedlot-02
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Cattle Feedlot-02
Photograph - Young cattle in grassy feedlot, Barrhead, AB
Crossing a Beaver Dam
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Crossing a Beaver Dam
Photograph - Beaver dams make good bridges for crossing streams
Mother white-tailed deer with two fawns
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Mother white-tailed deer with two fawns
Photograph - Adult female grazing with two alert offspring with tail flagging behaviour
Poplar Tree felled by Beaver
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Poplar Tree felled by Beaver
Photograph - Usually only the branches are used for food while the stump and trunk are left; Toy poodle for scale
Beaver Dam on Muskeg Creek - landscape
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Beaver Dam on Muskeg Creek - landscape
Photograph - Dam in foreground with beaver pond and deciduous forest in background
Beaver Canal-02
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Beaver Canal-02
Photograph - Channel dug by beavers to help transport branches and avoid predators; photograph made in spring of the year
Beaver Dams on Muskeg Creek-03
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Beaver Dams on Muskeg Creek-03
Photograph - Portrait view of a lower and upper dam
Curled Fawn of White-tailed Deer
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Curled Fawn of White-tailed Deer
Photograph - When these deer are newly born, they will remain near motionless while the mother is grazing
Beaver Dam on Muskeg Creek - portrait
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Beaver Dam on Muskeg Creek - portrait
Photograph - Dam in foreground with beaver pond and deciduous forest in background
Beaver Dams on Muskeg Creek - 02
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Beaver Dams on Muskeg Creek - 02
Photograph - Landscape view of a lower and upper dam
Female Moose at Baptiste Lake
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Female Moose at Baptiste Lake
Photograph - The largest member of the deer family and the second largest land animal in North America
Young Buck-02
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Young Buck-02
Photograph - Young male on hill at Baptiste Lake, AB
Beaver Canal-01
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Beaver Canal-01
Photograph - Channel dug by beavers to help transport branches and avoid predators; photograph made in spring of the year
Hillside with Trees Cut Down by Beavers-02
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Hillside with Trees Cut Down by Beavers-02
Photograph - Usually only the branches are used for food while the stump and trunk are left
Mule deer in the Snow
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Mule deer in the Snow
Photograph - Five deer along a fence line with trees covered in hoarfrost
Fawn of White-tailed Deer
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Fawn of White-tailed Deer
Photograph - Deer standing in a field and looking towards camera
Beaver-chewed Poplar Tree-02
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Beaver-chewed Poplar Tree-02
Photograph - Beaver may partially chew through a tree trunk and leave it for days before finishing it or the wind blows the tree down
Fawn of White-tailed Deer
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Fawn of White-tailed Deer
Photograph - Deer standing in a field
Stump of tree felled by beaver
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Stump of tree felled by beaver
Photograph - Note the conical stump and the surrounding wood ships
Beaver Trail and Canal
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Beaver Trail and Canal
Photograph - Channel dug by beavers to help transport branches and avoid predators; photograph made in spring of the year
Drained Beaver Pond
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Drained Beaver Pond
Photograph - If a dam gets ruptured, the water drains leaving the sediment
Hillside with Trees Cut Down by Beavers-01
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Hillside with Trees Cut Down by Beavers-01
Photograph - Beaver may denude a forest next to their lodges
Young Buck-01
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Young Buck-01
Photograph - Young male in field at Baptiste Lake, AB
Beaver-chewed Poplar Tree
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Beaver-chewed Poplar Tree
Photograph - It is amazing how some trees resist felling
Female White-tail Deer in Winter-01
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Female White-tail Deer in Winter-01
Photograph - Portrait of individual facing to right
Beaver Lodges, Narrow Lake
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Beaver Lodges, Narrow Lake
Photograph - Two lodge near edge of lake