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    Default Some pics from the river

    There is a tunnel with a slide on the bank opposite side of the camera on around to the right, cannot see the tunnel in these pics. Was hoping to see what was using the tunnel, especially after hearing that there were some small gators found just last week in a lake near Memphis. Did get a few decent pics.






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    Those are some pretty cool picutres, thanks for sharing.
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    Don't know that gators tunnel William. My guess would be a muskrat.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tominator View Post
    Don't know that gators tunnel William. My guess would be a muskrat.
    Yep, think maybe they do Chris. We saw a show on Discovery where the guy went in a tunnel looking and said it was a gator tunnel. I kind of figure the tunnels are more likely from beavers, but set the camera up with hopes of seeing something different.

    Here you go Chris, copied this from a fact sheet page from the Smithsonian site

    In areas where the water level fluctuates, alligators dig themselves into hollows in the mud, which fill with water. These tunnels are often as long as 65 feet (20 m) and provide protection during extreme hot or cold weather. Many other animals also use these burrows after they are abandoned by their creators.
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    Bet you didn't expect to see any turkeys!

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    Cool pictures. Hope you get a pic of whatever made the tunnel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DSGB View Post
    Bet you didn't expect to see any turkeys!
    LOL. Those turkeys are all over the place around here now since hunting season on them has been closed
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