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Mary MacADNski: He is. This is in a wild bird sanctuary. They keep everything very natural and let the beavers do what they do.

Mary MacADNski: We have lots of beavers on the island. It is amazing the destruction they can havoc. I'd say there were more than a hundred trees chewed down in the forest we hiked yesterday.

Mary MacADNski: I know! I was pleased to find that when I did.

Mary MacADNski: Absolutely. It is in a wild bird sanctuary.

Mary MacADNski: I'm standing on a bridge. There is a large system of 'roads'. I have no beaver but a beaver lodge that I'll put up for tomorrow.

Mary MacADNski: They'r like that on my pond too. Overgrown really.

Mary MacADNski: Thanks, Chad. No cat's eyes on these highways.

Mary MacADNski: There is a constant battle with them sometimes. They dam waterways where bridges cross and can create dangerous conditions for bridges. They create some good fishing holes though.

Mary MacADNski: I'm going back to this spot and hope to actually see a beaver. We'll have to be more quiet perhaps.

Mary MacADNski: I'm going back and doing the four ponds instead of two. I may get lucky. I have a beaver lodge up for Sunday

Mary MacADNski: Yes, their managed here and it's wonderful.

Mary MacADNski: I killed one once or should I say one killed the grill on my car. I found they are so much larger (solid) than I'd have believed.

Mary MacADNski: It's a nice woodland trail around some ponds.