« Otters in the Norfolk Landscape Roe Deer in the British Landscape » Beavers at Knapdale, mid Argyll The Beaver absent from the UK for over 400 years has been reintroduced to trial sites in Scotland. One of these sites is Knapdale Forest mid Argyll where the Beavers are been monitored carefully to assess their impact on the environment before a possible permanent reintroduction is considered. It is possible to see the beavers at Knapdale especially in the early morning and in the evening. There is an excellent visitor centre and walks are organised by staff round the lochs where the beavers live. All these images where taken over a couple of days in July. On one beaver tags can be seen so that it can be tracked as part of the monitoring program. More information on the beavers can be found at this website: http://www.scottishbeavers.org.uk/ Beaver swimming across loch in late afternoon sunshine at Knapda Beaver swimming in late afternoon sunshine at Knapdale, mid Argy Beaver swimming past lilly at Knapdale, mid Argyll Castor fiber Beaver swimming at Knapdale, mid Argyll Castor fiber Beaver with tags at Knapdale, mid Argyll Castor fiber Beaver slipping into the water at Knapdale, mid Argyll Castor fi Beaver eating Bracken at Knapdale, mid Argyll Castor fiber Beaver feeding on Bracken, mid Argyll Castor fiber Beaver swimming away in late afternoon sunshine at Knapdale, mid Beaver lodge Knapdale, mid Argyll Castor fiber Beaver dam flooded loch at Knapdale, mid Argyll Castor fiber Beaver dam on loch at Knapdale, mid Argyll Castor fiber Beaver loch at Knapdale, mid Argyll Castor fiber Beaver + Kit 2 Knapdale forest, mid Argyll Castor fiber Beaver + Kit Knapdale forest, mid Argyll Castor fiber Beaver + Kit at Knapdale, mid Argyll Castor fiber Facebook Twitter LinkedIn « Otters in the Norfolk Landscape Roe Deer in the British Landscape »