I don't mean to toot my own horn here but you are reading the blog of an animal whisperer. I am soooo good at spotting wild animals and am overly obsessed with them and could watch them forever. Don't be confused though, as much as I love them, I am totally scared out of my mind of them. I would not want to be walking by myself and see a lynx, cougar, wolf, bear, coyote or any other type of carnivorous animal of the wild type. I would totally panic and probably pee in my pants. I live in a National Park and probably always will, I need to get over this fear of being by myself outside. I seriously am terrified of letting my dogs out at night. Embarrassing, I know. There is something about Moose though. They don't freak me out. Maybe it's because I see them more than any other animal (besides deer). I probably should be scared of them as I witnessed one charge J in our front yard and have heard some pretty freaky stories of others being charged, but Moose are my homies. I am in love.
J & I have a pretty
nerdy wicked competition going on. We have a point system for who sees a wild animal first. I was kicking his hiney harrrrd. Until this day....
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I spotted this beauty from afar. She was spooked easily and ran into the forest pretty quickly. Either way she was considered a plus two. |
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And then it wasn't even a minute later when J said "Shhhhh, look".
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And this beauty was watching us while soaking in the sun. |
She did not even flinch when she saw us. She was soaking up that warm sun and chomping on her sweet cud, right beside us!
J definitely got a plus 10 for this find. Ugh he is in the lead.
Yes, this is how you must keep yourself entertained when you see more animals than people on a regular basis. ;P
SO AWESOME!!!
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