Otters at Hauser Lake

Two pairs of River Otters have recently been spotted after migrating from surrounding lakes and rivers to the 625 acre Hauser Lake located at the southernmost edge of the Selkirk Mountains in North Idaho.

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Mon., Nov. 2, 2015

A pair of otters play in the waters of Hauser Lake, Idaho. Two pairs of river otters have recently been spotted after migrating from surrounding lakes and rivers to the 625 acre Hauser Lake located at the southernmost edge of the Selkirk Mountains in North Idaho.

Brian Plonka Special To The Spokesman-Review
An otter rests atop a felled tree along the banks of the Ray Laboure' Wildlife Sanctuary at the north end of Hauser Lake, Idaho. Two pairs of river otters have recently been spotted after migrating from surrounding lakes and rivers.

Brian Plonka Special To The Spokesman-Review
Otters play in the waters of Hauser Lake, Idaho. Two pairs of river otters have recently been spotted after migrating from surrounding lakes and rivers to the 625 acre Hauser Lake located at the southernmost edge of the Selkirk Mountains in North Idaho.

Brian Plonka Special To The Spokesman-Review
An otter curiosly inspects a dock along the shores of Hauser Lake, Idaho. Two pairs of river otters have recently been spotted after migrating from surrounding lakes and rivers to the 625 acre Hauser Lake located at the southernmost edge of the Selkirk Mountains in North Idaho.

Brian Plonka Special To The Spokesman-Review
An otter sunbathes atop a dock along the shores of Hauser Lake, Idaho. Two pairs of river otters have recently been spotted after migrating from surrounding lakes and rivers to the 625-acre Hauser Lake located at the southernmost edge of the Selkirk Mountains in North Idaho.

Brian Plonka Special To The Spokesman-Review
An otter shakes off water atop a dock after swimming in the waters of Hauser Lake, Idaho. Two pairs of river otters have recently been spotted after migrating from surrounding lakes and rivers to the 625-acre Hauser Lake located at the southernmost edge of the Selkirk Mountains in North Idaho.

Brian Plonka Special To The Spokesman-Review
Otters eat and play in the waters of Hauser Lake, Idaho. Two pairs of river otters have recently been spotted after migrating from surrounding lakes and rivers to the 625-acre Hauser Lake, located at the southernmost edge of the Selkirk Mountains in North Idaho.

Brian Plonka Special To The Spokesman-Review
An otter dives into the waters of the Ray Laboure' Wildlife Sanctuary at the north end of Hauser Lake, Idaho. Two pairs of river otters have recently been spotted after migrating from surrounding lakes and rivers.

Brian Plonka Special To The Spokesman-Review