Originally posted by sbyrne There was a great tv program on the humble beaver earlier in the week on one of the Canadian channels, sure educated me to the value they bring to the farming community in irrigation. Hail the mighty beaver.
Steve
Thanks Steve my mother-in-law watched the same show I think.
Originally posted by forensicscientist Sorry....no love for the beaver...but lots of love for the maple donut from Tim Hortons!!
haha thanks forensisientist - maple is my favorite flavor as well.
Originally posted by Wired No because I read "maple leafs" and not leaf and almost passed by the thread... because really...the Maple Leafs? bah
Always nice to catch the critters in action. Thanks for sharing
haha thanks Wired then you are excused I did not notice the typo.
Originally posted by stormtech Ha - the Tim Horton's in the title brought me in! I make a pilgrimage to the north every other month for my fix of 6 or so pounds of coffee.
Canadian Beaver? Never knew there was a difference from ours - I'll have to take a look what Google says now - eh?
Great captures of the building process - I love to watch them work!
Thanks Stan - probably not much difference other than ours are usually bilingual
(and on our nickle) - it is interesting they are pretty dedicated rodents for sure.
Originally posted by Bob Harris I have never been able to get a photo of one Dave, they seem to be as busy as a beaver for some reason. In highschool, the girls used to wear beaver cheaters, ever hear of those?
Thanks Bob got lucky here usually there are out and about - apparently I was early enough to catch the morning shift.
Never head of the beaver cheaters ...sounds pretty risque for then (albeit those were pre-internet days where not everything had a pornographic implication)