Mama elk and her little calf Part 1 Nature Moose

Mama elk and her little calf Part 1 Nature Moose

Mama elk and her little calf Part 1 Nature Moose. After finding a cow with twin male calves, we were lucky enough to see this cow with her lone calf. It’s a place that moose don’t usually visit, except to give birth. Cows feel safer around people than in the woods where predators can take their babies, and predators aren’t brave enough to frequent densely populated areas. It’s a dense marsh/wetland where some mothers come with their calves until they’re strong enough to live in the woods. Moose calf walking and swimming with its mother. Baby animals are adorable, but really? a baby moose? can you handle it? Thanks for watching our channel, we’re the husband/wife team of Rick and Libby Libbey, (Libby squared), New Hampshire wildlife photographers (and part-time Alaskans.) It’s our passion to document wildlife of all kinds, but elk are definitely at the top. In New Hampshire, we spend many of our spring and summer kayaking hours photographing loons and elk in New Hampshire waters. And we hike miles and miles in Alaska in search of all kinds of wildlife in the fall.To find much more of our content on Nikon/Sony gear, techniques and all things wildlife, click on the links below. matted, framed, metal, canvas prints of our images as well as related products; t-shirts/hats/mugs/puzzles/books and more – which you can find on our website.here’s our information:FACEBOOKSITE WEBINSTAGRAMEMAIL moosemanphotos@comcast.netRick & Libby Libbey ownersAndover, NH 03216source