Ever wonder what a mountain beaver does outside of its burrow?
No?
I guess I'm not surprised.
I guess I'm not surprised.
Well, have a look anyway.
Here's some footage of a mother and her offspring taken during last summer's Camera Trapping Workshop in the northern Sierra Nevada.
There's not much to say.
Mountain beavers are just like big pocket gophers when it comes to moving earth.
Here's some footage of a mother and her offspring taken during last summer's Camera Trapping Workshop in the northern Sierra Nevada.
There's not much to say.
Mountain beavers are just like big pocket gophers when it comes to moving earth.
3 comments:
Super video, thanks for posting it. Have never seen one and don't expect to, but they sure seem to be interesting critters and that's a great display of their behavior.
Thank you. I find them fascinating, but mainly because they are so primitive. And of course their tunnels are used by quite a few others species; so you are always in for surprise when camera trapping for them.
Wonderful! I love the deer and the "building inspector" passing through.
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