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Join Date: Nov 2016
Location: Waltham Ma./Meredith NH
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Are there any otters?
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Gilford, NH and Florida
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Just otters? Do you have trouble with any other creatures taking up residence in the boathouse?
I had a big problem with birds and they would perch on lights or ceiling beams and leave their droppings all over the boat. It only occurs for the first month or so of the season. The overhead door in the boathouse comes down to about a foot above the water at the spring water level and they would just fly under it. I finally made a wood beam with lattice attached that goes across the opening below the door and hangs down and blocks their access. It only has to stay there until mid June. I assume that by then the birds have found another place to hang around. |
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In the spring, we have had robins build nests on the beams under our porch roof. To prevent this, we install pieces of wood to fill these ledge areas. If a nest has been built prior to opening our place on East Bear Island, we do not disturb it. When no longer needed, we remove the nest. 🐻
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