#beaver day

[doodle-doofus27]

It’s Beaver day so i figured i’d draw relevant beavers :3

[mindless-vagabond]

FOUNDTHE BEAVER. QUEST A YEAR IN THE MAKING

and the day after beaver day too!!

[canadianstereotypes]

Happy Beaver Day!

Well it's official - Moose Jaw Manny, one of Canada's leading sources of weather information, has added an odd number of sticks to his dam since this time last year. As we all know, this means we can expect a full two months of frost and mud. Beaver Day is an annual event celebrated in Canada that picks up where Groundhog Day leaves off. Just as Groundhog Day predicts the weather for the following six weeks, Beaver Day takes on the next two months. Depending on the number of sticks added to one of the indicating beaver's dams, we can look forward to either two full months or one and a half months of frost and mud. There is more than one indicator beaver just as there are multiple groundhogs, but of course, some are simply more famous than others. Of all the beavers, Moose Jaw Manny is the best suited to the limelight.

[fliponline]

🦫 Today is #NationalBeaverDay… celebrating those furry, dam-building, tree-munching legends! Busy, clever, and always eager to get stuck in!

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[decispark]

Happy International Beaver Day!

[theunimpairedcondition]

The purpose of the Beaver Damage Control Techniques Manual (PDF) is to provide information on the most effective techniques available for resolving beaver/human conflicts. It integrates a wide range of topics and issues pertinent to beaver damage control and serves as a valuable reference tool for members of the public who have beaver damage.

[theunimpairedcondition]

You're gonna need a permit to deal with a nuisance beaver

[rabbitcruiser]

The beaver may be the national animal of Canada but the furry dam-building rodent can be found across the North American continent and Eurasia as two distinct species, but the population has been on the decline for several decades now. International

Beaver Day aims to celebrate and raise awareness of the plight of the rodent. Beavers are known for their tree-munching activities, but did you know that they use every bit of the tree that they fell? They eat the buds, bark and leaves, before gnawing the branches and trunk into smaller pieces to build with. The dams are useful in preventing floods and droughts, restoring the northern wetlands and helping to cleanse the water. The largest beaver-built dam is in Wood Buffalo National Park, Alberta, Canada and is 850m long!

International Beaver Day is a great time to hike into the woods to spot some of these noble gnawers.

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