
I’ve come across countless moose while backpacking but this was by far the biggest one I’ve ever seen.
He made the other fully grown male look small.

He made the other fully grown male look small.
We don't have wild moose here but this is one of three or four which roams in a large area of the Highland Wildlife Park in the Cairngorms, Highlands. Always my favourite animal to spot, although they're usually very hard to find as they're hiding. First time I've seen one chilling!
I caught a picture of a moose peeing in Rangeley Maine
🫎 This year, three little moose calves are growing at our center: Pancake, Gnome and Toddler.
Luckily, we now have three goats, but even this milk is not enough. Our little guys drink almost 9 liters of milk a day, 3 liters each! So, we have to buy milk from our neighbors everyday.
For moose calves, the first months of life can be important. Right now, good nutrition gives them the chance to grow strong and one day return to the wild.
💚 If you want to support our boys - help us buy milk for them.
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Thank you for your care and support ❤️
Jewel Lake neighborhood in Anchorage Alaska
Kincaid Park Anchorage Alaska
Kinkaid Park in Anchorage Alaska
Saw this little one on the way back from walking my dog this morning. Mom was nearby.
Y’all. At least four water donkeys (moose) at Silver Lake this morning. The overcast skies had them hanging out a little longer. 7-8am. Water donkey jackpot! 🎰
Gone fishing! Our laid-back moose is enjoying a peaceful day on the lake — but something isn't quite the same between these two wilderness scenes.
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