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Beaver Pond Wildlife: Part 2 - Late Spring

Interested in observing a wide variety of wildlife? There are few, if any, better places to sit down and quietly watch for mammals, birds, amphibians, insects, fish, and reptiles than at a beaver pond. It's nature's magnet habitat. A beaver pond is not merely a place where beavers happen to live; it’s a natural community like no other, that draws together a large percentage of the animal species of the region. This film series spans a year's time at typical beaver ponds in New England. In Part 1 (   • Beaver Pond Wildlife:  Part 1 - Early Spring  ), we looked at what takes place in early spring, as the pond comes back to life after a cold winter. In Part 2, we follow wildlife in late spring, as nesting season progresses, new life develops, and young beavers disperse. We'll see: nesting warblers, ospreys, great blue herons, phoebes, bluejays, red winged blackbirds, and other birds. mating northern water snakes and snapping turtles a painted turtle depositing eggs green frogs, bullfrogs, gray tree frogs, and their tadpoles dragonfly larvae underwater and transforming into adults herons fishing and feeding young beavers building a dam pileated woodpecker feasting on carpenter ants much more More info at the New England Forests blog: https://newenglandforests.blogspot.co... ======================================================================= A note to users of closed-captions: the captions (subtitles) can be moved to different locations on the screen if they are blocking your view. To move a closed caption, place your cursor on it and drag it. Also, when captions are turned on, there are a number of caption features you can change by clicking on the settings "gear wheel" and selecting "Subtitles/CC", and then "Options".