Sentence examples for beaver colony from inspiring English sources
"I've always wanted to design a beaver colony," he told me.
Paul Ramsay, who maintains a captive beaver colony in the Scottish lowlands, believes that SNH has acted under pressure.
Or hike through the 1,500-acre 1,500-acrealley Wildlife Sanctuary (472 West Mountain Road, 413-637-0320), which has a thriving beaver colony and seven miles of trails.
A beaver hadn't been caught in Middlesex County since 1953, state officials say, and records suggest that the last beaver colony was eradicated by trappers as long ago as 1850.
If you doubt me, look at how many go to see the new beaver colonies in Scotland or the wetlands in East Anglia and Somerset.
Other studies, he notes, have suggested that beaver colonies can occupy an area for 1000 years. .
Local legends there say the town's name dates back to the 10th century, when it was called Bevreli (meaning something like "place of beaver colonies").
Groups can consist of one or more Beaver Colonies, Cub Packs, and Scout Troops and may also have one or more Scout Active Support Units, or an Explorer Scout Unit attached to it.
"People trap beavers and then release them in our town — we're like a penal colony for beavers," Mayor Frank Van Horn said with a trace of pride.
He is currently investigating a colony of beavers near his home in Lexington, Mass.
Two years ago, though, I went hunting for a colony of wild beaver up in Angus that were said to be running amok in the wilds and, yes, doing in the old ecosystem.
