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If you saw an otter in the daytime, then I suspect there is more than one. Take a walk around the pond and look for slides or trails leading into the ponds. You can also look for otter scat, it will contain a lot of fish scales and may also contain some trace of crayfish. They can eliminate most of the fish before they move on. And will then return at a later date to check out their old feeding spots.
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