he is back by aksirp
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not a spectacular picture but what a background...
the beaver was extinct since 19. centurys, last year i have seen a small trunk gnaw like this and i was sure it must be a beaver.. thats the proof! I even have seen him, 30 meters away but i was not quick enough..

Comments (22)
Superb capture Priska. God bless.
Cool capture.
An excellent shot and that does look like the work of a beaver. You might be lucky enough to capture it on camera.
Very cool capture
Nice shot! I can see the duck but no beaver.
hehe, yes i know, he was faster than me...
WOW... Fabulous reflexions and marvelous picture... Reamarkably done !!!
How very exciting!
I like the reflections very much. superb photo beaver or not
Very cool capture!!
great shot
good he comeing back. I think he needs to and do his job. they good for the ground water to be there
A duck will have to so, Priska :-) Lovely news.
It looks like the work of a Beaver to me. Go back with a stool and sit and wait patiently, he will be back to do more and will accept you around.
I don't know where you live, and I hate to burst your bubble but, the beaver is not extinct. Canada knows Best.
A lovely shot Priska
Excellent capture! :)
very attentive and super image. And always keep the beautiful open eyes ... * smile *
He was definitely here... Aloha
I cannot agree with you Priska, "THIS IS" a spectacular image - my inner Sherlock Holmes tells me so !!! ;P I am sure, one day you will capture him - even if only with your camera ... BB
Fantastic capture. I love the tranquility. I am pretty sure you have seen a beavwe. The are making a comebac with pretection of some of their habitat! If one knows where to go they can be found in Arizona!
Beautiful place, amazing reflections! Congratulations!
It would be very exciting if you could watch the beaver at work. A wonderful capture!