Beaver Shots
 

Took these today...

http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL162.../208379673.jpg


http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL162.../208379705.jpg


http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL162.../208379716.jpg

http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL162.../208379744.jpg

http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL162.../208379679.jpg

and these twigs and berries caught my eye...

http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL162.../208379689.jpg

Very cool!

My nose is cold and runny, just looking at these pictures. Thanks.

We dont have beavers either :(

yes we do. There's about 10 million of them in Oz.

What are the white square thingies in the first picture? looks like they go across the water. :question:

thats side rails for a bridge Bruce

A little fishing pier. It ends just out of the frame.

Ah so, thanks. :smack:

After the various show yourself threads, I half thought this might be something completely different.

That would be *way* over the line.......wouldn't it?

there is only one way to find out.

beaver shots ... twigs and berries ... c'mon, we know what you're really getting at, jinx.

wink wink nudge nudge say no more

you're wicked

I must admit to having felt equal parts of disappointment and relief when I saw that this thread was about aquatic mammals rather than...something else.

I think jinx has a great sense of humor, and she named this thread purposely to make the joke.

Ladies and Gents, I give you...Glatt, Master of Understated Insights! :D

this thread is #2 if you google ' pictures of jinx's beaver '

Surely it's on its way to #1.

Google is only trying to return what you want. The thread will be #1 if there is an actual picture of jinx's beaver.

i could you know. I mean, how would anyone know for sure? it could just be a random beaver, and who can tell them apart?

are you saying you couldn't pick jinx's out of a line up?:eek:

huh. kinda figured it would be trimmed a little shorter.

well, I could. the point is that you couldn't.

In a sitcom, the wife would either think it looked much worse or much better than her. In either case the husband would be in dutch.

Dutch?

I've never heard that one. Is it like Greek?

Must be a St. Louis-ism. It means 'in trouble'.

Edited to add:

Maybe not. Merriam-Webster has heard of it

That beaver is kinda chubby. I prefer mine a little more lean.

But it is wet... best way to keep em'!

:thumb: :doit: :beer: