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A cow moose and her nearby one year old calf foraging for what they can find under the snow. I had hoped they would line up together for me in one shot but no such luck. Taken in a little opening in the woods near Mud Lake in Kananaskis Alberta.
An abundance of rivers, streams, lakes, and bogs attracts wildlife of all varieties in Glacier National Park. A mother moose and her calf were briefly separated but joined back together in a deep swamp to eat their daily fill of greens. They seemed to feel safe in their surroundings as we hiked by them on a trail behind Two Medicine Lake.
Found in the Jackson Wyoming area near the Teton NP.
The moose is shedding its winter coat and the antlers have not yet started to grow... still stubs!
This was the disadvantage of shooting early in season ..hey, still got a Moose!
HBM =Happy Bullwinkle Monday!
This Moose calf crossed right in front of me.
It was so close that I couldn't get him all into the frame :)
Because this Moose was Grey and White I contacted Fish and Wildlife - this was their response.
"This is an interesting calf for sure. We do see some variation in coat colour but this pale colour overall is more often associated with winter coat in older moose. But this is a calf. There is no disease aspect of this – for example, this is NOT a ghost moose with hair damage in association with winter tick infestation. In fact this moose does not have a tick problem and the haircoat seems normal, other than being pale. I suspect it is a genetic anomaly that resulted in the pale coat colour – all moose hairs are white at the base and dark towards the tip of each hair. This moose has brown/grey rather than dark brown/black tips. As for the mane, yes it is quite normal in moose but appears more prominent because of the pale colour."
Provincial Wildlife Disease Specialist, Alberta Fish and Wildlife
Photographed the calf Moose alongside Highway 11 North in Bourkes Township Northeastern Ontario Canada
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Only one image is applicable on a day like today and that is of a moose in the snow. We got 30CM where I live, but parts of the province got far more!
He came out of the woods to a marshy/wet area to get a big drink...I could hear him slurping the water!!! It was at dusk.
Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada
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This moose is 2 years old and she is with 2 of her 3 calves. This is quite a lot for a first time mom.
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A North American Moose (Alces alces) browsing on Red Osier Dogwood in an aspen woodland on the edge of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
There were three moose in this woodlot and all were very comfortable in their surroundings so near to the city. I departed the area without disturbing them, allowing them to continue feeding.
11 November, 2017.
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"Pink House" and Bunkhouse, John Moulton Homestead, Teton Range of the Rocky Mountains, Mormon Row, Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole, Teton County, Moose, Wyoming
The Western moose (Alces alces andersoni) inhabits boreal forests and mixed deciduous forests in the Canadian Arctic, and western Canadian provinces. Male Western moose are aggressive during mating season (autumn and winter) and may injure or kill with provocation.
The Moose at Elk Island National Park usually run away at the first sight of people, however this young bull after spotting us hiking was so enthralled in the rut that he actually approached us while vocalizing at the same time before heading off into the woods.
Third and final installment in my Alaska min-series.
This bull moose was eyeing some leaves on a low hanging branch for his next snack. Well, they weren't that low hanging...probably eight feet off the ground.
My husband and I spent the weekend up in Maine. I really wanted to get a moose in the beautiful autumn colors. On our first day we saw this bull moose in a field full of colors but he seemed skittish and didn't stay for long. This was the best sighting we had all weekend. Hunting season was starting in this area and I think the moose knew it.
This bull was captured early morning during rutting season. He initially followed the female out of the bush, settled down to graze a bit, thrashed a tree and eventually strolled back into the woods.
This momma moose is living on the edge of suburbia, and contends with people and traffic on a regular basis. There was a younger moose a bit of a distance off, so I'm guessing it was in recently kicked "out of the house". I heard a moose in the area had twins, perhaps this one. BTW, this moose walked by me as I was walking along the same path. I gave right of way. The car in the BG was on Ray Gibbons Drive.