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Index of Subjects I have never seen and otter amble. They are fast and active movers who never pause and would not normally wake slowly. Hope it is OK. Nancy D > On May 7, 2020, at 4:37 PM, GayleMacLean <duartess@EastLink.ca> wrote: > > It was mentioned that otters would have young right now, and maybe this was a parent looking for food, OR, an adolescent, that got kicked to the curb, by the mother, & that might have gotten lost? > > > My neighbour, who saw it, said it was just ambling along... > > > Maybe it was not going down to Lake Banook, at all, but, instead, was heading back up to Penhorn or Oathill Lakes, as they are 'stocked' for sport fishermen, on a yearly basis, and are relatively small, easily accessible small lakes, in sheltered, secluded wooded areas. > > > Sounds like a good spot for an otter to enjoy its life, regardless!! > > > Thank you, all! > > > Gayle MacLean > > Dartmouth > > > > > > > > On 05/07/20 11:11 AM, GayleMacLean <duartess@EastLink.ca> wrote: >> Hi All, >> >> >> Got a FB message from my neighbour, a couple of houses up, last night, alerting me to the fact that she had just seen a large otter crossing our street here in Dartmouth & going into my backyard. >> >> Now, that is definitely a first! For my yard anyway!! Seen lots of cool birds, but never an otter! >> >> And yes, my neighbour knows an otter when she sees one. >> >> We are close to Lake Banook and there is a brook that goes down the edge of the green belt adjacent to our backyards. >> >> >> Gayle MacLean >> >> Dartmouth >> >>
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