Our friend watching over beavers in Rocklin is having a nervous fall as lots of habitat and plants are being removed for “PROGRESS” and “SAFETY” but she is still seeing beavers and wildlife adjusting to the thinning and shot this outstanding footage recently of the winged pollinators using that space. If you need help relaxing or lowering your blood pressure that bird song alone will make a great start to your day.
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