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Hi Darrell, Nov 13, 2013
The needles of young vigorous Firs are high in resin and Fir =
sometimes comes in thick under tops and brush of choppings. It would be =
interesting to know if any of their drag paths go through dense Fir =
thickets with needles at beaver eye height. Check for broken needles and =
beads of resin on the stubs if you get back there.
Also you could call in beaver there and see if their eyes look =
normal; i.e. does the problem affect other beaver there or just the one =
you trapped.
Yt, DW, Kentville
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From: darrell@abolitphotos.ca=20
To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca=20
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2013 9:57 PM
Subject: Re: [NatureNS] Re: beaver with swollen red eyelids
Lars,
I will go look at the carcass tomorrow and maybe freeze the head =
incase it is needed for research.
Dave,
There is a chopping they are going up into for their food but it's =
about 4 years old and growing up in mixed growth. The brook has two dams =
on it, the higher dam is where a small meadow/baron growth is. The lower =
dam is in a more fast moving water and holding about 4 feet of water in =
height back, this is where the chopping is. The forest company did stay =
the 60 feet from the water. There are no Christmas trees or ants that I =
have seen, quite a wet area, maybe further up into the chopping in =
rotting stumps, good chance of that.
I have heard of poplar trees giving people an alergic reaction, one =
person I know of, it has a scent to it. Beaver love poplar, you can use =
it for bait for them but I never in this case.
As I said before, Dad had trapped for many many years and has never =
seen this before. I am going by the Shubenacadiw DNR tomorrow, i will =
stop in and ask them about it.
All the best,
Darrell
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Fir sometimes comes in thick under tops and brush of choppings. =
It would be=20
interesting to know if any of their drag paths go through dense Fir =
thickets with needles at beaver eye height. Check for broken needles and =
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<DIV> Also you could call in beaver there and see =
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<P>I will go look at the carcass tomorrow and maybe freeze the head =
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is needed for research.</P>
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<P>Dave,</P>
<P>There is a chopping they are going up into for their food but it's =
about 4=20
years old and growing up in mixed growth. The brook has two dams on =
it, the=20
higher dam is where a small meadow/baron growth is. The lower dam =
is in a=20
more fast moving water and holding about 4 feet of water in height =
back, this=20
is where the chopping is. The forest company did stay the 60 feet from =
the=20
water. There are no Christmas trees or ants that I have seen, quite a =
wet=20
area, maybe further up into the chopping in rotting stumps, good =
chance of=20
that.</P>
<P> </P>
<P>I have heard of poplar trees giving people an alergic reaction, one =
person=20
I know of, it has a scent to it. Beaver love poplar, you can use it =
for bait=20
for them but I never in this case.</P>
<P> </P>
<P>As I said before, Dad had trapped for many many years and has never =
seen=20
this before. I am going by the Shubenacadiw DNR tomorrow, i will stop =
in and=20
ask them about it.</P>
<P> </P>
<P>All the best,</P>
<P>Darrell</P>
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