I haven't been home long enough today to do anything worth showing you,
so instead I'm posting a couple of pictures of
a moose that #2 son and daughter-in-love
took when they were in
Algonquin Park a few
weeks ago.
I have yet to see a moose in the wild, so
they were extremely lucky to come across this one.
they were extremely lucky to come across this one.
You must come up to Northwestern Ontario (north of Lake Superior), we have moose roaming all over the place and bears too!
ReplyDeleteOh ... MA ... isn't this cool?!!
ReplyDeleteFrom the pic ... and lack of antlers ... I'm betting this is a young female ... isn't she pretty?
Paul & I & kids did a lot of camping on Manitoulin Island years back & had more than one moose encounter ... they are such graceful animals for their size & quite a treat to observe!
Hugs ... Marie
Wow! I saw a moose in the wild up in Minnesota many years ago. Standing in the middle of the road as we came around a curve at 50 miles per hour. Thank goodness for brakes! Very beautiful creatures. This one had a full rack of antlers.
ReplyDeleteeverytime i see one for real, i squeal--there's something about them, big and dignified, and with the softest looking noses :) (mind you that's from INSIDE the car, as i'd never want to tangle with one!)
ReplyDeleteI was in Algonquin Park many many years ago, on a family camping trip, no moose, but a wonderful sight of the Northern Lights, never forgot it.
ReplyDeleteI can't say I'm very keen on getting up close and personal to a moose, though, I mean, they're biiiiiiiig.
and it's quite a pretty one too. where are the horns?
ReplyDeleteit's a proper menagerie in your world...geese and moose!!
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