_kokanee-creek-first-videos-of-2021.jpg "Kokanee Creek First Videos of 2021 from kokanee Video Screenshot Preview")
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⏲ Duration: 1 min 65 sec
✓ Published: 08-Jan-2021
✓ Published: 08-Jan-2021
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A new year brings new videos from the wildlife cameras at Kokanee Creek.The beavers stole the show again: hauling sticks and mud, and then plastering and carefully positioning the sticks.Watch one beaver slip down into the creek and another bolt at a tali slap from another beaver on the creek.Then three are visits from a Bobcat, the Snowshoe Hares and the skunks.Kokanee Creek is never boring!Enjoy the videos!
A new year brings new videos from the wildlife cameras at Kokanee Creek.The beavers stole the show again: hauling sticks and mud, and then plastering and carefully positioning the sticks.Watch one beaver slip down into the creek and another bolt at a tali slap from another beaver on the creek.Then three are visits from a Bobcat, the Snowshoe Hares and the skunks.Kokanee Creek is never boring!Enjoy the videos!
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