That's a beautiful shot. I like beavers although I know people who complain about some of the ramifications of their engineering feats around local ponds. I figure the beavers were there before the subdivisions so the beavers should have squatters rights.
Hi Janie, I drove up to Evanston last weekend....a storm went through the ares and laid down several inches of wet snow...which melted quickly. It was a nice trip though...spring is definitely coming to the "high country"..Thanks for checking my blog!
What a find! And what an ambitious little creature. Nice shot. Thanks for sharing your part of the world. [It makes me a bit homesick for my hometown in Idaho.]
The beaver's construction looks almost like an artistic rendering of the mountain in the background. I like the human perspective on this as well.
ReplyDeleteexcellent photo with amazing colors.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend
Guy
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That's a cool photo...and a huge beaver lodge...
ReplyDeleteLooks so unreal when enlarged. It kinda has a feel of a painting.
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Great stuff. I guess I didn't realize how BIG those things could get!
I had no idea those dams could be so large. Ambitious lot, weren't they?
ReplyDeleteHow cool - that's a great shot! Love it.
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful shot. I like beavers although I know people who complain about some of the ramifications of their engineering feats around local ponds. I figure the beavers were there before the subdivisions so the beavers should have squatters rights.
ReplyDeleteJanie: Very cool capture of the beaver lodge, what a neat way to show the building size.
ReplyDeleteGuess it wasn't good enough for them, Janie... They must have moved on to build another 'palace'... ha ha
ReplyDeleteGreat sky!!!!
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Betsy
Beautiful blue sky up above. The beaver lodge is great, makes for a wonderful photo.
ReplyDeletecool photo...love the pose on the beaver lodge
ReplyDeleteThose beavers sure know how to pick a spot to call home. Great shot!
ReplyDeleteThat is one cool beaver lodge.
ReplyDeletePerhaps it's all done out in 'last year's sticks'...can't be outdone by the beaver's upstream. ;)
ReplyDeleteWow beautiful place and sky.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo!
They are amazing things and this is a great shot.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo and great composition and colour. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteSmiles from Haida Gwaii
Go Utah! It's a great state. Beautiful skies and country. I like your pic. I can imagine a little beaver in there :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a good sized beaver lodge. Sure it's abandoned? You must have taken another beautiful ride.
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Nobody commented on Steve playing King of the Mountain!
ReplyDeleteI like the clouds stuck to the mountain tops. Thats one big beaver lodge.
ReplyDeleteHi Janie, I drove up to Evanston last weekend....a storm went through the ares and laid down several inches of wet snow...which melted quickly. It was a nice trip though...spring is definitely coming to the "high country"..Thanks for checking my blog!
ReplyDeleteOh, those beavers really work. Nice photo. You have a good weekend. P.S. My Skywatch Photo today is of a place in Utah. Maybe you have been there.
ReplyDeleteHe has conquered the beaver lodge .. I expect to see a flag waving in his hand... happy weekend
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, I never realize that even an abandoned one can be so big. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteShame the beavers moved out after so much skilled and hard work.
ReplyDeleteGreat capture. Thanks for sharing. Have a good weekend.
I love beavers!! They're so cool and they work so hard. The ants of the big world!
ReplyDeleteI can't imagine standing on a beaver dam. Great photo.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful photo and what magnificent scenery. Have a great weekend both of you.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's one serious beaver lodge! Great photo. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a find! And what an ambitious little creature. Nice shot. Thanks for sharing your part of the world. [It makes me a bit homesick for my hometown in Idaho.]
ReplyDeleteThat is some beaver lodge! I thoroughly enjoyed this beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteJanie, it is fantastic what you discover on your trekking. The most elaborate buildings!
ReplyDeletelove the play of the clouds on the mountains in the background and of course the mountains are set off beautifully by the blue sky.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful scenery. You live in a beautiful place. Have a nice day. Thanks for visiting and commenting on my blog.
ReplyDeleteA very striking pose, with a scenic backdrop.
ReplyDeletewe only hear about beaver lodges here, i see they are really real. hugs from london.
ReplyDeleteWe have a lot of beaver lodges around here and I have never seen one that big. It must be an apartment building for a few families!
ReplyDeleteAfter building that, they abandoned it? They must have found some better trees somewhere?
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