We Otta Be Ottahs~


Many of you know that I am very fond of otters and have seen otter-like critters in my neck of the woods. I blog about them regularly and consider them such a blessing. I have not been able to take a picture of any as of yet. I consider them to be part of my spirit animal circle. Cindy has done a bang-up job here, bringing otter-mania to all of their fans. Please enjoy these gorgeous photos, taken with such loving care.

Cindy Knoke

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Cuz life just floats by.
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Sea Otters live in close communities called rafts. Can you see the babies floating on their mamas? Hint: they are the brown fuzzy bumps with little faces resting on their mama’s bellies? (CLick to enlarge for better optics).
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Like all communities with time on their hands, gossip can be a problem.
“If you say this one more time, Edna, I swear, I will cover my ears!”
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A new human like me, is easily noticed.
“Who are you odd human, and why are you staring at me?”
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Discussing the merits of tonight’s seafood dining options, Earle makes the best suggestion.

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Otter newlyweds with their new pup float happily together.

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Single mom’s seem quite content on their own.
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While bachelor & bachelorette otters can float anywhere they want and may be the happiest otters of all.
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Eventually babies get fed up with resting on top of mom…

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9 Comments

  1. Otters are such beautiful creatures Linda and we can learn a lot from them.. I watched a great program on TV where the wild life film crew had made an otter live-cam.. to float out to be among them, resembling an otter.. Amazing footage to be seen.. 🙂

    Thank you for sharing Cindy’s post.. and loved the Trees in your back yard.. 🙂

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  2. Hi Linda — Otters are some of my favorite animals also. They are so playful and graceful! I have seen them up close in an aquarium, as well as in the wild on the Oregon rivers. In these photos I was struck by how flat their bodies look while floating on the water. Thanks for sharing these amusing creatures with us.

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