Beaver Dale Matthies The beaver did not see me. But, as soon as he heard the click of the camera, he turned.	Beaver Dale Matthies Mealtime for this healthy-looking beaver!
Beaver ( Castor canadensis ) Amy Jaarsma I always enjoy spotting beavers, especially when they are very active. I watched as this one swam back and forth in Adam Lake, chewing down pieces of bush and transporting the pieces back to it's lodge. It was quite enjoyable to watch!	Beaver Jacquie Matechuk It was a cool summer evening and we were walking the pathways in search of the various birds that call Weaselhead Flats home. As we crossed the bridge a brisk movement caught me eye and I watched a beaver quickly dive below the surface of the water. As I moved around the side of the bank, a second fella came out to see what I was up to. I held back as we locked eyes and in just a few brief seconds I seemed to pass his analysis. He turned around, ripped a large low hanging branch from a tree and drug it to the waters edge. Like corn on a cob, he plucked every leafy kernel clean in record time.
Canadian Beaver Cathleen Mewis I captured this fellow while sitting on the bank of a beaver pond along the South Saskatchewan river. I looked up and there he came, out of the bushes dragging his latest conquest.	Canadian Beaver Cathleen Mewis Stick Handling. While sitting at the side of a beaver pond outside Saskatoon I was surprised by this fellow dragging his latest conquest down the bank to the water
Canadian Beaver Cathleen Mewis Do you Mind? is what this beaver seems to be saying to me as he glares at me while enjoying his meal	Beaver Marsha Duggan I was happy to come across this beaver one evening in May 2019, and this beaver was happy to be enjoying a dandelion salad for dinner.
Canadian Beaver Margaret Trenn I was sitting quietly in my kayak, observing a family of beavers go about their business	Canadian Beaver Margaret Trenn Canadian Beaver on the Skeena River near Terrace, BC. I had found a beaver lodge on the Skeena River and was sitting quietly, watching the animals come and go. This beaver was curious and swam as close as possible to the shore, floating motionless and watching me for several minutes
Beaver Mike Tomilson "Yum yum yum...yum yum yum yum"	North American Beaver (Castor canadensis) Christopher MacDonald Fall swim- A beaver drags a small tree back to its lodge
North American Beaver (Castor canadensis) Christopher MacDonald Wood working - This beaver was in a small pond running back and forth bringing in small trees to fortify the lodge for winter	beaver Astrid Schuh I could hear no sound on this calm afternoon but I had the feeling that I was not alone. When I turned my head I saw this beaver swimming in the river beside me. Just beautiful!
Beaver Astrid Schuh I could hear no sound on this calm afternoon but I had the feeling that I was not alone. When I turned my head I saw this beaver swimming in the river beside me. Just beautiful!	Beaver Aymeric Pierrat This beaver was sick to modeling by -35° for me.
Beaver Claude Belanger This beaver and his family were living in a pond near the Park headquarters and they were coming on shore near a crab apple tree to eat the apples that fell on the ground	Sylke Baranski Sylke Baranski Beaver decorated itself with a branch
Beaver TJ Silvester Early evening walk in Stanley Park (a couple of years ago), this beaver was pottering along the creek munching leaves	Canadian Beaver Richard Eckert A young beaver just wants mom to share. Skeena River, BC.
beaver home KATHLEEN CARPENTER We camp here often and go on this hiking trail and we usually fish.	Beaver John Pizniur
beaver Jean Wallace I enjoy watching the busy beavers as the sun goes down on the ponds.	beaver Jean Wallace Busy beaver working into the twilight.
beaver Jean Wallace Beaver reflections in the setting sun.	beaver Wendy Schmidt Busy Beavery swimming by us on the Lake was so nice to see.
Beaver Tiffany Krahn I've been hiking in this park for over 10 years on a regular basis. Randomly, beavers showed up this year. And so - I went for an all-around Canadian moment :)	Lori Kupsch Lori Kupsch There is a place in Hinton, Alberta called Beaver Boardwalk. It's a fabulous place where you can have an up and close encounter with beavers.
beaver Darren Colello Canada's Rich Heritage: It was captivating watching this beaver swim along and collect lunchtime twigs at a local wetland.	Beaver Michael Whyte I was hiding in the bushes near a marshy area hoping to see some wildlife. This curious beaver kept returning to see what I was for the better part of an hour. He was very close and I was able to get some really good shots.
Beaver Michael Whyte Early morning beavers working in the stunning backdrop of colours and light!	Judith Walton My daughter and I paddled a tandem kayak along Hailstorn Creek searching for moose. She took this picture of a beaver lodge (while I did all the paddling :)
beaver Hugo Sanchez I went to Elk Island Park to the beaver pond trail, and i found these beaver grooming themselves. i had two wait for two hrs for this photo, but they came out.	Beaver Christina McCallum Baby Beaver
Beaver Christina McCallum Baby Beaver	Blue Heron and Beaver Carla Whiteside This was taken at the wonderful wetlands within Lethbridge city limits. It's a treasure to have such a beautiful space to photograph nature. Thanks to Elizabeth Hall and the wetlands that were named in her honour, I captured this blue heron hanging out with a beaver. Nature in harmony.
Beaver Jeannine St-Amour As the ice was melting in the spring, it left quite a lot of branches and debris in a local creek. To the delight of the beavers, they spent the entire day feeding and bringing branches to their den. It is always interesting to watch wildlife behaviour and learn about them.	Beaver Cindy Walkem
Castor du Canada Luc Farrell Castor du Canada dans une ambiance automnale.	Nicholas Taffs I have lost count how many times I have tried to photograph this location. For nearly two years luck was never on my side. Each time I set aside some time to stop here the clouds would completely cover Mount Kidd in the background. I don’t know why, but without fail if I drove ten minutes down the road it would be sunny and clear every time. I knew this photo would never be my best work, but for me there was something satisfying about finally capturing the photo I wanted with the added benefit of some smoke in the air from wild fires across B.C. to diffuse the direct sunlight.
Canadian Beaver Dever Villeneuve Smiling Beaver at Ottawas Mud Lake Conservation area.	Beaver Brittany Crossman A young beaver chewing on sticks.
Beaver Brittany Crossman Photographed this beaver as it was leaving the water heading towards the woods to go chew down some trees.	Beaver Brittany Crossman Beaver chewing on stick during the first flurries of winter.
Beaver David O'Neill Watched this busy bank beaver for awhile	Beaver John Pizniur
Isabelle Levesque Isabelle Levesque Very friendly!	beaver mary hindle this busy beaver wasn't going to let a little ice stop him from building his winter home
beaver mary hindle I was lucky to be able to watch this busy beaver working hard to prepare a home for winter	Beaver Heather Lockwood-Hunt This guy was merrily chewing away on a twig on the ice on Mew Lake
Beaver Sherry Nigro The beaver have been busy preparing the feed bed for winter.	Jelle Faber The Canadian classic: a beaver lodge. I captured this photo in the afternoon sun, shining brightly through the fall colours. The red and orange shrubs in the foreground contrast well with the shapes and texture of the evergreens in the back. The dried wood of the beaver lodge makes a great centrepiece.
Beaver Andrew Lunt Out looking for Loon's one evening i stumbled upon a family of beavers. This curious guy came within feet of where i was.	Beaver pond Carol Collins Love to walk my doggy everywhere I can and stopped by this wild pond and took this photo! I am sure there are many creatures who live in the pond behind the reeds but with my doggy Abby they kept themselves scare lol
Beaver Chris McQuarrie If this isn't Canada, I don't know what is! I heard a shuffle off to my left, and saw a beaver dragging a huge branch across the forest floor. Though I've seen beavers in ponds many times, this was my first time seeing one at work in the woods.	Beaver (genus castor) James Henry Taking the opportunity to visit Gatineau park on an overcast and rainy day to avoid traffic, I knew I should be prepared for rain. What I didn't know was that the rain would make the perfect backdrop to illustrate the life aquatic of the great Canadian beaver!
North American Beaver Daniel Rees The sky was cascaded by the quickly falling sun. The air was warm. In the bushes across the river from the dam, I waited – hoping I’d see them before dark. As my optimism began to fade with the light, I saw ripples break the glassy water. The ripples emanated upstream from a yet unknown source, but I knew it was them. The mother and kit I had been waiting for. They swam into the frame of my lens, and climbed up the bank. Cuddled in, the kit fed and reveled in its mother's tenacious grooming. The still water mirrored this beautiful moment, and I wondered if they were watching themselves too.	Beaver Susie McAdam The sun was just coming up and this beaver suddenly appeared cruising quietly through the water.
beaver mary hindle Mud Lake is a favourite oasis in the west end of Ottawa where you can find an amazing variety of birds and wildlife, such as this busy beaver	beaver mary hindle Mud Lake is a favourite wildlife oasis in the west end of Ottawa where you can encounter a wide variety of birds and wildlife, such as watching this beaver hard at work
beaver mary hindle Mud Lake is a favourite spot for nature lovers in the west end of Ottawa where you can encounter a wide variety of birds and wildlife, such as this beaver.	beaver mary hindle Mud Lake is favourite spot for nature lovers in the west end of Ottawa where you can find all types of birds and wildlife, like this busy beaver who doesn't let a little ice stop him from his work.
beaver Marta Keller Something you don't see everyday in Dawson City - a beaver crossing the highway. This photo was captured after the beaver was safely on the other side.	beaver Nancy Young
Penny Scott The fall colours had been unreal this year and I was driving home from a visit with my sister and took the scenic route. This pond has been created on Poplar Creek by a community of Beavers. It was a perfect day to stop and take advantage.	beaver Raymond Payne walking along a duck pond, and following a beaver as it swam to its dam - I waited for a close shot
beaver Sherry Nigro remarkable creatures that changed Canadian history	Castor du Canada Luc Farrell Photo prise avec un objectif grand angle face au soleil couchant.
Castor du Canada Luc Farrell Couple de castors photographié la nuit.	Castor du Canada Luc Farrell Photo prise la nuit avec un flash
Beaver Christy Turner This iconic Canadian symbol was prepping his dam for the arrival of fall.	North American Beaver - Castor Canadensis Debbie Oppermann "Beaver And Cattails" by Debbie Oppermann. One of the only mammals, other than humans that can manufacture it's own environment is the North American Beaver which is Canada's national symbol. The Beaver is hard working and industrious, hence the saying "busy as a beaver." This one was moving quickly through the water past the cattails which were reflecting on the smooth surface of the roadside pond in rural Guelph Ontario.
beaver Tony Joyce On Christmas Day I was out for a walk with my wife when we saw a beaver and her kit come out through thin ice at a local pond. Since the pond was frozen they had to come close to the shore in order to break through. I set up my camera and tripod behind a bush to not disturb them from eating.	Beaver Dale Coulombe Beaver attempting to camouflage itself. I followed it around for awhile trying to get up and close and this was my favourite that I captured that day.
Beaver Dale Coulombe I was perusing a place called Sturgeon Creek in Winnipeg, where I typically go to look for wildlife. It's only a couple kilometers away from my apartment but is chock full of wild animals. I had never gotten a good photo of a beaver until this day. I was standing on a lookout of sorts along the creek and saw this beaver heading towards me. Luckily enough, it swam right below me to about 8 ft.	Brittany Crossman Brittany Crossman A mother beaver heads back to her lodge with a mouthful of leaves.
Brittany Crossman Brittany Crossman A beaver with a mouthful of leaves.	Beaver Wendy Dolny A bitterly cold morning but recent warming h had melted spots of ice. The local beaver were out eating the local plantlife.
Beaver Meco stothers	Marianna Michael Beavers brought down a tree in the bay
Beaver Wendy Dolny I go to this CONSERVATION Area frequently, at all times of year. The marshlands are a nature photographers dream. On this day I was excited to find 5 beavers busy swimming and eating. It was a bitterly cold day and there was still a lot of ice on the water.	Beaver Christina Dutkowski Barty the Beaver
Beaver Sherry Nigro The Canadian beaver has the unique attributes of teeth, webbed feet, paddle tail, luxurious coat, masterful engineering and unique alarm systems.	Beaver Doug Swift I was staking out a prime location in hopes of getting a good "in flight" shot of one of the endangered trumpeter swans that frequent the marsh. This iconic animal that is an important part of our Canadian heritage provided an interesting pose in some near by underbrush as the shot was taken.
Isabelle Levesque Isabelle Levesque Beaver at work or lunch...	Beaver Tony Joyce While out for a hike on Christmas Day we spotted this Beaver & her kit foraging close to the shore. The large pond was frozen over but they found some thinner ice to break through. Although I have seen beavers many times this was a first for me to see them out of water so close. I put my tripod on low & used a bush as a blind to not disturb them from feeding.
Isabelle Levesque Isabelle Levesque Walking around the pond in Fundy Park I was lucky enough to see this beautiful beaver. Rare we see them this time of year.	Beaver Jennifer Smith Took this while canoeing
Beaver - Castor canadensis Cali DeMeyer	Beaver Krista Tabur Feeding time along the river.
Dominic Marcoux Dominic Marcoux On a very foggy morning, this beaver decided to take a little stroll in a small pond. The atmosphere was magical.	Beaver Stephen Shikaze I was out fly fishing one evening and decided to take a break to snap a few pictures. I was lucky that the lighting was perfect, the water was dead calm, and a beaver came up only a few meters away from me which was close enough to get this image.
Mark Samuels Newfoundland's interiors possess their own wildness and natural beauty. Here is an iconic beaver lodge, occupied according to neighboring human residents, but animals not observed. Taken with Bronica GS-1 medium format film camera, Kodak Ektar 100, scanned.	Karen Braun Going for an evening stroll around a small lake at a local school and almost tripped on some protruding wood shafts of a beaver den!
Canadian Beaver Jeff Manser Growing up in Northern Ontario gave me a unique perspective of the wildlife we have here. There is an abundance of game large and small for us all to enjoy. Winter is definitely one of my favourite times to Photograph wildlife.	Beaver Kylie Wolfenden On an evening bike ride, I stopped by the waterfront and saw what I believe to be a beaver swimming across the water. I knew wanted to capture the moment and that is when I took this picture.
Beaver Sheila Herrington	Beaver sheila herrington
Canadian Beaver Chad Larsen	Beaver Richard Eckert This mama beaver is enjoying the greenery along the Exstew River, BC.
Beaver Richard Eckert A beaver is not shy as it goes about its work in a local wildlife preserve near Edson, Alberta.	Beaver Sherri Simms The curious beaver swam right beside our boat to check out what we were doing, and then immediately turned around and went the other way.
Alexis Hayes This beaver was busy adding material to a dam it had made in a small stream.	Beaver Julie O'Regan
beaver Aurélie Gautier while cross country skiing I stopped when I found strange marks in the snow, and not far from this, there he was, enjoying the first spring sunlight	beaver mary hindle this eager beaver wasn't letting ice stop him from his task
Trumpeter Swan/Cygnus buccinator Angela Patterson After watching a family of Trumpeter Swans peacefully paddle their way down the lake it was thrilling to realize their destination was a nearby beaver house. With wings spread this Trumpeter Swan is making its way to the top of the beaver house prior to a preening session.	Beaver Linda Courtney We have 2 beavers who have built a home in our local pond. They're getting ready for winter. (Nov. contest topic)
Beaver Christy Sewell I was sitting at the beaver pond on my property watching them bring branches to the den for winter when this one came up on land close to me and I took photos of it chewing a branch and returning to the den	Beaver Christy Sewell Busy Beaver Preparing the lodge for winter
Trina Bradley While on a hike we stopped to check out some trees that were partially chewed by a beaver. My boys thought it would be fun to pretend to be the beaver!	Richardson's ground squirrel (U. richardsonii) Julia Herperger I was out for a walk at Beaver Creek, when I saw this ground squirrel. These sweet little ground squirrels are common here in Saskatchewan, but it's hard to get a good photo of them, because they are so quick! I did get this nice photo of one, though.
Beaver Tom Lusk Taken from my kayak during the "golden hour".	Beaver Allan Colton The beaver climbed out of the water onto a old stump.
Beaver Barbara Holmstrom I was sitting beside a beaver pond and watching a beaver as it swam. It eventually climbed up onto the shore had once it finally noticed me sitting there it had a startled look upon it's face.	beaver paul gallant two beavers making themselves pretty
yellow birch Jane LeBlanc Our national symbol, the beaver, tried to bite off more than he could chew!!	Beaver Claude Piche As I was exploring the shore of the Outaouais river a bever was eating neer the shore.
Beaver Shawn Logan Walked up on some beaver hard at work one early morning.	Beaver Mabel Lazecki Reflections. Very overcast skies but still produced a reflection of the beaver as he was sliding back into the water.
Beaver Mabel Lazecki After a swim this beaver swam to shore and combed his fur.	Beaver Mabel Lazecki After watching this beaver swim around and slap his tail he decided to swim to shore and comb the water from his fur.
Canadian Beaver Mabel Lazecki This beaver was sitting under a barb wire fence when I caught sight of him. He then proceeded to swim into the water. He swam splashing his tail, then swam back on land and cleaned himself. I watched him for a couple hours.	Canadian Goose Brenda McKay I was canoeing on Lake Wakamao and came across this mother goose nesting on a beaver dam. I almost missed her as she blended in so well with the sticks and mud.
Beaver Elisabeth Racine We went to Reserve Roouge-Mattawin to fish, and take photo, all always carry my canon camera anywhere, and suddently a beaver emerge from water near us. I took this picture.	Brian Wallace Looking west from the Lodge grounds we can see a stump cut down by a beaver and the tall trees with mountains in the background.
Beaver Alison Jamieson Evening on the Bay	Beaver Mabel Lazecki While driving one Saturday morning I happened to see a beaver sitting along side a slough in the ditch. I sat and watched him for a couple hrs. He swan and came on shore and groomed himself. He slapped his tail a few times, like he was putting on a show for me.
Beaver Susan Heaven The Beaver Waltz (I have never seen beavers in the wild, dance like they did this evening!)	beaver mary hindle A little ice wasn't going to stop this busy beaver
Beaver Mickey Watkins	Beaver Tom Lusk The setting sun turns the still waters of the St. Lawrence River to gold as a beaver sets out for the evening.
Beaver Jacques Pelletier A surprise encounter because this large beaver walked through the marsh and reached the trees along its shore. I watched it climb a tree and once it decided to take a lunch break, I could finally take some photos.	Alanna Dumonceaux A lightning storm rolls in at sunset making the low clouds a brilliant pink which reflects on the beaver pond below while the wind blows hard against the grasses
Beaver Richard Main Beaver running into the sunset providing great reflections	Beaver Richard Main Beaver was running along side of the highway straight into the sunset providing great reflections.
canadian beaver paul gallant on one of my fishing expedition I came upon them two beavers grooming and bonding	Beaver (castor canadensis) James Tuckerman Saw this beaver by the riverbank while walking beside the river near Springbank Park, London, Ontario on a cold February afternoon.
Beaver Susan Heaven On a warm spring evening, standing along the creek bed, following this fellow as he worked his way back to the lodge.	Beaver Susan Heaven I couldn't work out why the sapling was defying nature and moving up against the current and then all came into view!
beaver Randy Barkhouse A beaver kit earnestly paddled back to the lodge with a weed in his teeth, amidst the distorted, colorful reflection of the trees and plants on the banks of its pond. I watched this one of a pair of kits for an hour as they carried on daily activities one morning in a pond on my woodlot.	Beaver Randy Barkhouse Two beaver kits were exploring the banks of their pond on my woodlot. I caught this close-up using my Canon Powershot 50, of one just before it snipped off the wildflower and swam back to their lodge with it. Besides the facial appearance I was struck by the kit's front foot claws.
Beaver Julie O'Regan A family of Beavers enjoying a day at the park	Canadian Beaver Elena Kreuzberg I spotted this beaver, when it was sitting near the bank on the distance of several meters from me, cranching by teeth and feasting on leaves and stems. I had "wrong" camera and "wrong" (macro) lens, but took several shots.
Beaver Britiny Neil Beaver knawing sticks	Beaver Paul Kelly I was trying to capture a waterfall picture and this beautiful beaver comes across the paved highway and heads into the water. It swam up the stream of water and passed right beside us.
Grey Wolf Julie DeRoche It is a real shame that these great Canadian Icons continue to be hunted, snared and trapped. It is such a rarity to even see one. I was fortunate enough to come upon this very thin lone wolf checking out a beaver home last March and was able to take several photos without it ever knowing I was there. What a great thrill.	Beaver Julie DeRoche We have a beaver pond close to our home and the two adult beavers are quite used to my visits allowing me some close photography although the light was getting low.
Beaver Mabel Lazecki This beaver picture was taken February 24/2013. This beaver was gathering willows from the ditch. Maybe they are running out of food. Or is spring coming soon?	Jim Walling I came across this beautiful setting while out for a drive.
Debbie Oppermann Caught this Beaver eating its "greens" on a partially frozen river	Julie DeRoche I was hoping to get a photo of a moose on this early fall morning from my canoe. When nothing showed and I started to leave I took one last look over my shoulder and saw this lovely back lit scene.
Wild Gray Wolf Julie DeRoche I quietly approached this pond and found this single, very thin wolf checking out the beaver home. I had no tripod so had to lay down on the ground behind a rock and rest my camera with a 70-300mm lens on my camera bag to steady this shot.	Beaver Melanie MacMillan Driving by in car saw a beaver swimming had never see one in the wild until this year......such an awesome experience
Evidence of Beavers Brenda Dean This photo was taken in a community - evidence that a beaver had been in the area but no siting of any beavers!!	beaver pond/stump jennifer hamlin beautiful still day with perfect reflections. hard to resist taking a picture of it.
beaver Tina McAuley This beaver was swimming along the river heading to Rock Lake and was illuminated by the setting sun	Beaver Liam Dunn Sleepy Beaver. While Fishing on the Nort Saskatchewan River, near a beaver lodge I typically visit, I found this big guy asleep on the mud sunning himself. I knew they were very comfortable with me being there, but this was still funny!
Beaver Jaliya Rasaputra Mud Lake near Ottawa during evening sunset I found this beaver swimming with the water reflecting the sunset colours	Beaver Donald Garness Our campsite was located on this swamp part of the park with a beavers damn, beavers swimming out everyday.
Michelle Ducharme Beeing on the site for Beaver trapping aroung his little house.	Beaver, Canadian Jane McIntosh When I'm out on nature walks, I'm always seeing Beaver briefly and from a distance. When I was at the Toronto Zoo, the Beaver were very active. It was educational to see them up close; however, the lighting was low and it was difficult to get a sharp exposure. You can see that the fur is wet as well as some ice on the whiskers.
Beaver Dani Tschudin The ever Iconic canadian Beaver in a different light	Beaver Peter Vaudry As the sun sets the beavers at this lodge come out to eat before work on the dam begins
Rick Courtney Was hiking a new area for me on a cold dreary day in late fall when I stumbled upon this beaver pond. I thought the dead trees and grass looked interesting in the flat light.	Beaver laurenz baars Nothing is more Canadian than a beaver, and when you get a chance to photograph one like this you just have to take it and share it!
Beaver Janet Neufeld Driving down the road and caught a quick glimpse. So we stopped and watched and managed to get a picture before he disappeared.	Beaver Debbie Oppermann Along the Speed River in Guelph there are a few Beaver homes and when out hiking along the trail, spotted the beaver heading home
Beaver Marsha Lomis The Humber River runs through the Greater Toronto Area, and part of it lies in back of us. I enjoy sitting by the river at the end of the day. One autumn evening, this beaver came swimming by at sunset, stopping to munch on grasses by the river's edge. I was lucky enough to be in the right spot at the right time to capture his portrait in action!	Beaver Dylan Phillips I was photographing with my Grampa in Algonquin and we stopped to photograph the beaver. There are many lakes in the park with lots of wildlife. Grampa told me to get low to take the picture.
Beaver/Castor Canadenis Dave Hughes This beaver was enjoying an early spring evening with ice still on the pond.	sierra sampson I took the picture for a Science Fair project where I looked at changes in the beavers lodge and dams for three months. I think that the beaver wanted the dam to be more stable because we walked on it to get to the other side and to fix a little leak that was there the last time. I took it with my mom'd camera and zoomed in.
Beaver Dani Mr. T This feller was tale slapping for a warning and after a few try's I was able to capture the sequence	Beaver Emmie Bowers While snowshoeing along a roadway I noticed some activity in the ditch and there was this Beaver covered in snow and icicles.
Beaver Darren Dare Canadian Icon	North American Beaver Ron Sjollema The Beaver. The second largest rodent in the world. The Northern American beaver population was once more than 60 million, but now not more than 12 million. Being hunted for fur and have the ability to flood waterways which interferes with other land uses does not help. But this beaver is doing his thing in a little stream close to our house. He is not bothering anybody. So the only thing this beaver has is being a photo opportunity for the guy with the camera.
Beaver Darren Dare "Canadian Icon" While paddling on Big Bob Lake in Algonquin I snapped this shot of a busy guy out for a swim and a meal	beaver Aidan McPhail We were canoeing and I borrrowed my dad's camera to take a photo of this beaver house. There is also a log the beaver had been eating in the water.
A Beaver Abby Van Diemen This was the very first beaver I have ever seen, and I didn't know what it was at first. We watched 2 beavers that day and got to see their home.	Beaver Stuart Oikawa This beaver gave me the eye as he preened himself on the edge of this pond, at Fort Whyte.