This Moment
2011 February 11
{This Moment}
(Animas Valley Bull Elk, spotted by Col at 50 mph)
This Moment: a Friday tradition. A moment from the week to save and remember via Amanda Soule.
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I bet Col’s daddy was proud! :)
Enjoy your weekend!
woah! very cool. i love that you caught one mid-jump!
Wow, what a moment!!
Col must have his father’s eye. Nice shot — I’d love to see that our our vehicle’s window.
Beautiful view!
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Wow, what a great eye! My little brother could always spot wild Turkeys in the woods when we took family drives in the country.I don’t know how he could spot them from so far away!
our moment:
http://humbleluna.blogspot.com/2011/02/this-moment_11.html
Very cool!
certainly an incredible sight, we used to see moose and bear almost daily mostly walking right in front of us when we lived in the mountains, each sighting was more amazing than the last to see such powerful creatures right in front of you without a fence in between. i have never seen bull elk, thank you for sharing them!
*big gasp of awe*
Wow – Go Col!
Great photo. I love how there is an elk captured jumping the fence. I have come via Soulemama. Here is our moment (it’s an animal one too) http://www.embracingitall.com/?p=483
Jacinta
oooh, lucky capture! thanks so much for sharing
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*Nice* spot, Col.
We have about two hundred elk in the field behind the house (and beyond the cottonwoods). It’s one of Wyoming’s many elk refuges–a bittersweet game management practice, but fun for us to walk over and watch elk in the evenings. Today, we saw three different pairs of bull elk sparring.
I grew up in Colorado and always loved going camping in the mountains and seeing and hearing the elk around our campsite!
Wow, they’re gorgeous. I think we might have a few squirrels that big, but they’re not nearly as majestic.