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Look at those white teeth! |
This is my fifth time visiting Rocky Mountain National Park in the last couple of years and I have never had so many moose sightings! I've seen moose on most of my visits and have had some great sightings, but I have never seen this many on one visit. I was thrilled when I saw five moose the afternoon I arrived. At the time, I thought how lucky is this? I also thought those sightings may just be the only moose I would see on this visit. But lucky for me, that has not been the case. I have seen several moose each time I've gone into the park. I was even lucky enough to capture that mamma moose and her calf just outside the house I'm renting.
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Clearly this one doesn't like the paparazzi |
As I noted previously, I don't know why I'm so fascinated with these guys, but I can't seem to get enough of them. They just seem so goofy and silly. I can sit and watch them munch on leaves and twigs for hours. Finding one bedded down in the afternoon is equally thrilling. I watch fascinated each time I catch them walking down the road or crossing the street. My heart soars with each sighting and has yet to get even close to getting old.
I love spotting elk too. Seeing a herd at the base of a mountain or roaming across the valley is exciting as well. I also love capturing a group of them bedded down, with just their little heads popping out above the grass. It looks like someone planted a little elk garden with the heads starting to sprout! But as much I love seeing elk, it is not quite as exhilarating as spotting a moose.
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The elk garden is starting to sprout |
These gangly, awkward, goofy looking creatures just make me smile, if not laugh out loud.
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The not so majestic moose! |
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