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In Beaver World
Enos A. Mills
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It is probable that beaver mate for life. All that is known concerning their ways indicates that they are good parents. The young are usually born during the month of April. The number varies from one to eight; probably four is the number most common. A short time before the birth of the youngsters, the mother invites the father to leave, or compels him to do so,—or he may go voluntarily,—and she has possession of the house or burrow, probably alone, at the time the youngsters are born. Their eyes are open from the beginning, and in . . . Read More
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An excellent and entertaining story about how beavers live in the wild. The book is not a "scientific" study, but rather a lifetime's worth of first-hand accounts of the author's encounter with the many beaver he had observed over his life spent in the Rockies.
I found it quite interesting what beav
This book provides fantastic details of observed 'Beaver Works' far beyond any I personaly have been privileged to see, (mostly due to any active beaver sites I know being destroyed by trapping and draining). I found it facinating tho also sad thru trials, tribulations and tragedies. Also a great co
From "In Beaver World";
"As animal life goes, that of the beaver stands among the best. His life is full of industry and is rich in repose. He is home-loving and avoids fighting. His lot is cast in poetic places.
The beaver has a rich birthright, though born in a windowless hut of mud. Close to the pr
Peaceful to read. Informative and wonderful,