Showing posts with label moose. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moose. Show all posts

Monday, March 8, 2021

Orphaned Moose Visitor to the Tiny House

 
There are a lot of moose that live in my immediate area. And I see them quite frequently. I spotted 4 different moose today alone. Either from my house or while shoveling snow on a few neighboring properties. But this little girl pictured above is a little special in my heart. She is an orphan and first came by the house without her mama about two weeks ago. While she's little for a moose, she's obviously still quite a large animal. And just in case you have never been around moose, while I find them fascinating like all wild things, they can be very dangerous

Tuesday, January 12, 2021

Baby Moose Panic


As the snow continues to deepen, more and more wildlife start to use the cleared and shoveled pathways all over the area because it makes it so much easier for them to travel. So more things travel up or down my lane and past my house. So here is some more captures from the game camera yesterday. Pardon the photo quality, game cameras do not have the resolution of my cameras I normally use. But they do capture things like this which is neat! Burley and I were out shoveling snow at a different house at the time, but when we'd got up in the morning, I saw this family was napping in the edge of the woods behind the house. Anyway, here's what happened while we were out. First mama moose strolled by

Sunday, March 11, 2018

Snow & A Big Furry Visitor


Did I tell you how much I like winter nights at my house? I mean summer nights are fine and all, but not nearly so bright as winter. And on that note, we have had a lot more snow arrive recently!


After that last snowstorm wrapped up and rolled on out, we awoke to a stunning sunny (still cold) bluebird day! And a big visitor came strolling through the woods. 


Moose do come by quite regularly, though with the very low snow for much of the year, I've seen less of them here than normal recently. They have been able to travel wherever they want without feeling a need to stick to plowed and shoveled pathways as they tend to do if the snow is really deep. 

Since this video though, another different moose came through as well. I either saw another moose twice or two different moose, and then the same mother and baby came back one evening when I was at a friends. When I came home, I found their fresh tracks right up to the porch! Like most creatures, they like to come by when I'm sleeping, not looking, or not home. :)


The view of my place down through the trees from the hill above my house.


One of the chatty little squirrels perched right outside my window. 


Grizzly does love bounding through the deep powdery snow. At least I assume she does from the look on her face and the wagging tail!


And lastly, a few more beautiful snowy bighorn sheep.









Sunday, December 10, 2017

Crisp and Cold


The sun makes it look warm, but it's been several days now since the temps climbed above freezing. 


So I thought I'd take you all along on a walk around my place looking at all the frost and ice since the snow seems to be lacking so far this winter. 


And another good hearty winter soup to keep warm with.


Horefrost on the deal leaves in the yard.


And a few impressive bull moose I've seen recently. 



With this really old king following.