Otters in lake?
I saw something yesterday afternoon when I was paddling near Dolly Island. It popped its head up about 20 feet in front of my kayak, looked at me for a minute, went under and resurfaced about 10 feet away from its original position. Looked at me some more then disappeared. It had a roundish head ... too big to be a mink. Thoughts?
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Fish Story
A neighbor on East Bear Island watched otters bring fish onto his swim raft to enjoy a delicious feast. 🐟
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3 Otters
I saw three swimming together a few weeks ago, and then one solo 10 days later in the Forties. Best I can tell they are otters. We have mink, and they did not swim or look like a mink.
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Otters gawk
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Otters
We have had otters that past 4 years. They seem to arrive in late summer and stay through the fall. They stockpile lots of fish remnants under our deck so if you don't see them, you usually smell that they have been around. This year, they arrived about 3 weeks ago. I spent a bunch of time watching them Saturday afternoon. They are fun to watch and listen to. They are very active, awesome at fishing and they do lots and lots of chirping to each other.
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Clarification
To answer 8gv's question, the Forties are a group of islands between Camp and Welch. They all have their own names as well.
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Mink in my boathouse
In winter a mink poops in my boathouse, any suggestions on how to keep it out?
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