R.G. Holmberg

Photograph - Central view of crowded caps in grass

Photograph - Central view of crowded caps in grass

Photograph - Central view of crowded caps in grass

Photograph - If a dam gets ruptured, the water drains leaving the sediment

Photograph - Fall scene with crop swathed into windrows beside fall foliage

Photograph - River in foreground with town in background

Photograph - Alberta Pacific Forest Industries mill in foreground, boreal forest in background

Photograph - Sometimes a beaver will start cutting down a tree and then abandon it; wind (perhaps aided by fungus) later fell the tree

Photograph - Landscape view of a lower and upper dam

Photograph - Landscape view of a lower and upper dam

Photograph - Beaver can make massive dams of wood and mud

Photograph - Dovetail joints

Photograph - Sail boats on shore with pier in background

Photograph - Beaver are territorial and so lodges are not usually close together

Photograph - Forest, river and town

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

Photograph - River with sand and reflected clouds

Photograph - Forest, river and town

Photograph - Most of town scattered across boreal forest, river to right

Photograph - Young cattle in grassy feedlot, Barrhead, AB

Photograph - Alberta Pacific Forest Industries mill in foreground

Photograph - Houses in foreground with river in background

Photograph - Beaver may partially chew through a tree trunk and leave it for days before finishing it or the wind blows the tree down

Photograph - Dovetail joints