On Sunday I was walking through the preserve on the edge of my town and got the chance to take some pretty good moose pictures. I wasn’t being stealthy in any way but the moose just didn’t care that I was snapping away with my camera.




On Sunday I was walking through the preserve on the edge of my town and got the chance to take some pretty good moose pictures. I wasn’t being stealthy in any way but the moose just didn’t care that I was snapping away with my camera.




Nice footage!
As a loyal BLF-member I have been let to believe though that the Moose was an Australian animal, funny that they show up in Idaho… :innocent:
Ha Ha Ha I think it must have been a tourist, I don’t know if it had an Australian accent, it was busy eating and it would have been rude to ask it any questions.
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Hey. Thats my cousin Daryl. Say gidday to him for me. Thanks for posting up as he disappeared from Facebook and Twitter 18 months ago.
:laughing:
It’s a good feeling when you get close to wildlife and they know you’re there but they don’t move away, a mutual feeling of trust. ![]()
Are you sure that’s a Daryl? Could the disappearance be that Daryl’s new name is Caitlyn? I’m no expert on sexing moose but I understand if you’re going to do it, it helps to buy her a few drinks first.
It was very exciting for me, I’ve been even closer to them in the past, but all I had was my phone and the pictures aren’t as good. It’s such a privilege to live in my little town.



Hahaha! Nice!!!
I saw a possum once, maybe a raccoon or two, in my neighborhood
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Last week I was lucky enough to see some geese as they stopped for a meal and some pruning on their way north.




