Today was an exciting day!
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Yes, that is a young moose....
probably a male yearling...
swimming down the middle of the lake.
Although moose sightings are not unusual in the Adirondacks...
...this is the first time I have seen one here.
...and to think
he is swimming just off our little beach!
He turned around here and changed direction as a pontoon boat coming down the lake spooked him.
It was truly a thrill to see this huge and beautiful creature.
Autumn is such a quiet and peaceful time in the mountains.
I am so grateful to be able to be here with Dad and Mr. Flea.
Tomorrow I am headed off to
with lots of goodies for my little booth.
Looking forward to decorating with a fall and Halloween theme.
If you are in the area...
stop by...
and prepare to be scared!
:)
What a beautiful sight. Thank you for sharing.
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Carol
Oh, how wonderful! Your photos are so beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow Laura! What a wonderful sight. And a beautiful place..
ReplyDeleteAmazing sight. Congratulations on the booth!
ReplyDeleteCome register for a batch of ephemera....I have entirely too much to take to France with me :)
That is just so cool!
ReplyDeleteIf you give a moose a muffin.... Sorry first thing I thought of...too many readings of it I suppose.
ReplyDeleteSeeing that is soooo cool. I would have had to follow it to see it exit the water? Did you?
xx
z
That is so cool. I love watching wildlife.
ReplyDeleteOh how beautiful! What a wonderful place! I love the wilderness.
ReplyDelete-Lynn
That is so beautiful. I love seeing wildlife in it's natural habitat.
ReplyDeleteYour little lake is spectacular.
How absolutely beautiful. How blessed you are to live there.
ReplyDeleteHave a pretty day!
Kristin
Oh my! What a beautiful place to be! Your photos are wonderful!
ReplyDeletethe last pic is so serene. makes me want to be there in the midst of a busy week. thanks for sharing the beauty around you.
ReplyDeletehave a great weekend!
What a fabulous site! I didn't know moose could swim! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteIncroyable!!!
ReplyDeleteBelle journée Laura
Manon
What an execiting experience seen the moose!! Wow nature can really be amazing! your place by the lake is picturesque!! Thank you for shering! W. the Antiques Lovers
ReplyDeleteWow - what a wonderful sight!
ReplyDeleteOoooh it's just amazing!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI adore the last pictures, I can see the best of the autumn there!!!!!
Have a great time.
What perfect pictures, Laura!! This is just awesome! I didn't know they could swim!! lol!
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Jane
How exciting! I've only ever seen the stuffed moose at the Natural History Museum in London and he is BIG! (Unfortunately I read out loud to the children I was with 'this is a mouse' before looking up and realising I'd mis-read the name and I felt quite foolish!)
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful country side! And to see and 'catch' an Elch (moose) - how exiting. Beautiful pictures, can feel the atmosphere!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day,
karin
We had a moose swim past our dock on the Muskoka river a couple summers ago. They're a lot more pleasant to see in the water than on the highway at night!
ReplyDeleteOh Laura what a treasure! Sometimes, late at night, I hear the owls talking to one another. Of course the coyotes are ever present, and we frequently hear foxes too. I love it, just love it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletemoose are so majestic and elusive. very cool that you got to see one so close!
ReplyDeleteThat sure is a sight to behold!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
What a wonderful opportunity...beautiful picture of the lake...stunning (the last one).
ReplyDeleteWe used to see these all the time at our place up in Maine: quite a sight! It's when they cross the road in front of the car that you really sit up and take notice!!!
ReplyDeletethank you for your beautiful pictures!! We moved to Michigan from Colorado and have been very fortunate to have seen these beasty beauties up close and personal!! I love your blog. thank you..
ReplyDeleteHow exciting, Laura! I would have been thrilled with the sighting, as well. Being a southern gal, I've never seen a moose...although, I do get to see deer every day, here on my farm. ;)
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend!
Liz @ The Brambleberry Cottage
http://thebrambleberrycottage.blogspot.com/
How fun! Perfect photos to enhance my autumn mood, which really doesn't need much help!
ReplyDeleteI am seeing your blog for the first time...it is beautiful.
I'll be back to study more of your photos when I have more time.
Bobbi
Ahh...such beautiful soothing photos. I don't get much an Autumn where I am. One day I will wake up and the leaves will be gone and it will be cold. Winter tends to show up in San Antonio without Autumn's warning. So seeing such lovely photos takes me to another place and another time :)
ReplyDeleteHow neat is that! We went to Alaska this summer, saw a bear and seals; but I had to see your posting to see a moose.
ReplyDeleteCOOL! Bestest,Denise
ReplyDeleteWow, you must have been excited! Glad you were able to capture that moment. Good luck at your booth. Sell, Sell :)
ReplyDeletexxx Liz
Great pictures! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteOh Laura I do believe I've never seen a moose before!! fabulous... and fabulous is that last shot!! so peaceful.. wish I were there and wish I was joining you at your fair and booth
ReplyDeleteHave a great time.. ciao xxx Julie
I remember watching a moose in our neighbor's yard when I was growing up. The house was a one level rambler, and the moose was almost as tall as the house! What an awesome sight to see one swimming across your lake!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sight! I never would have thought they could swim. I hope he didn't think he could make it all the way to the other side?
ReplyDeletepretty cool Laura!
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C
What a gorgeous scene at the lake, Laura! I wonder what that moose's name is? We have Maurice the moose hanging above our fireplace at the farmhouse.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sight! To see a moose is great, but to see one swimming is awesome! Your place is so beautiful! I can't wait to see more pictures of the fall foliage.. so lovely
ReplyDeleteOh my - to be so close to a moose!! Wow!
ReplyDeletethe moose is beautiful.....but I would not want to meet him on a hike.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Evi