Submitted by Wolvercote t3_10p8rru in RhodeIsland
Anyone know the location of one?
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nevitales t1_j6jdp7j wrote
Second Maxwell May's. Very active 🦫 population and easily accessed/followed trails.
jazzy0352 t1_j6j49q9 wrote
Where did you find the otters?
Wolvercote OP t1_j6j5h3q wrote
Muskrat Pond at Caratunk Refuge in Seekonk
shutdfonkup t1_j6jb0jc wrote
the monastery paths in cumberland has beavers!
Objective_Hall9316 t1_j6jc2f2 wrote
We have mink as well. Spotted one in Middletown
RandomChurn t1_j6jxeg7 wrote
Yes, two days in a row this past summer I saw a pair of mink at India Point Park -- it was at the height of when millions of tiny fish were there.
Live_Froyo3636 t1_j6jtbtp wrote
Ooo where in Middletown?
Objective_Hall9316 t1_j6kkrc3 wrote
Hanging Rock area near the beach.
Live_Froyo3636 t1_j6m0ofg wrote
Thank you!
NBeeLange t1_j6jeqp5 wrote
Head to Big River in West Greenwich. I’m constantly running by beaver dams there
GrapeRello t1_j6jmyuh wrote
Part of the bike parth in SK near the west Kingston train station has had them in the past. I remember parks and Rec having to destroy it.
motorcycledonglebell t1_j6nd36p wrote
They keep destroying it, but the beavers there always rebuild it. Honestly it’s very comical.
CrispyWalrus t1_j6jw5lh wrote
I'm pretty sure beavers were always at it on the back side of Carbuncle Pond and the Moosup River out Route 14 in western Coventry near the Connecticut border, and that's why the road in got flooded decades ago and the original parking lot is inaccessible. I'm not sure how much of the land around Carbuncle is public, but I think more is now than when I was a boy and it butts right up against the Trestle Trail. I always liked hiking and riding out there.
TheDrummingApe t1_j6j7jfr wrote
Tillinghast pond has one but you have to take a canoe out to see it. They also also get really mad at canoes and will slap their tails at you.
Limepink22 t1_j6ji1pz wrote
Otters 🥰🥰
wdr1977 t1_j6kfeh3 wrote
The beavers have revived Blue Pond in Hopkinton. Easy hike. Nice spot. Plenty of beaver activity.
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nuclearninja115 t1_j6j30i3 wrote
https://www.google.com/maps/@41.633899,-71.5804677,99m/data=!3m1!1e3 There is an active beaver dam here, but you may need to walk a little ways to get there as that road is usually closed off.
Unusual_Mousse_7600 t1_j6k7klp wrote
Great swamp.
motarius t1_j6kbivw wrote
Fort Nature on Rt5 in North Smithfield. I hiked there years ago and saw plenty of beaver activity.
Historical-Classic43 t1_j6kbnms wrote
Lot of beaver dams in West Greenwich like said , they are so f*cking neat to look at
burgeronabun t1_j6kcc9p wrote
My parents old house in Richmond off Beaver River School House Rd. has TONS of beavers. So much so it was hard to fish during the day and night because the beavers were always in the way.
dariaphoebe t1_j6kudbz wrote
East side of Tillinghast Pond has beaver lodges but I’m not sure I’d call any of the structures there dams
alohaHappycampers t1_j6lk1cd wrote
bird sanctuary exeter
Pvdsuccess t1_j6maou4 wrote
Otters are so cool. Most people have no idea RI has them.
nebzilla79 t1_j6j1wci wrote
Maxwell Mays out in West Greenwich