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Moose Monday - Sitting and Chilling by Rock Creek in Red Lodge, Montana

Moose Monday - Sitting and Chilling by Rock Creek in Red Lodge, Montana

Moose in Red Lodge, Montana

It's Good to Be Here!!

Here is another of moose photo taken by my brother when he visited me in Red Lodge, Montana earlier this summer.

To check out my other Moose Monday posts and one Not-So-Speechless Sunday post, click on the links below:

Moose Monday - Moose in Red Lodge

Moose Monday - Moose in the Backyard in Red Lodge

Moose Monday - Bull Moose on the Run in Red Lodge

Moose Monday - Happy Moose Monday from Red Lodge, Montana!

Moose Monday - Valentine's Day Moose in Red Lodge

Not-So-Speechless Sunday - Moose Drool

Gerry Khatchikian, ASA, TRC (4 languages spoken: English, French, Spanish, Armenian)
Realtor Associate

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Prudential Red Lodge Real Estate
PO Box 947, 103 South Broadway
Red Lodge, MT 59068

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Posted by Gerry Khatchikian, ASA, TRC-Realtor- Buy & Sell Houses in Carbon County, Montana on 08/31/2009 08:57 AM

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18 Comments on Moose Monday - Sitting and Chilling by Rock Creek in Red Lodge, Montana

AUG

Gerry, You must have a huge population of moose in your area. I prefer Elk but your Moose pictures are growing on me =)
Make this a great week!
Paul

Hi gerry,

That is an amazing picture. I have a love affair with Moose.

Paul,

We do not have a huge population of moose. It may seem that way because I love to take many photos of them whenI see them (not too many opportunities between sightings). The photos are taken over a period of a year and half. Have a great week as well!

Cindy,

Then I should at least see you here on AR every Monday! :) Thanks!

Hey, Gerry. I would say that he picked a great spot. Thanks for sharing, Jim

Hi Gerry, How nice to see them chilling out by the creek. - That's a very nice photo, they seem perfectly content.

Jim,

You are welcome. Very nice spot indeed!

Mary,

Thank you. They seem content but the mom was checking to make sure my brother did not get any closer. She was keeping a good watch on the tourists. :)

Gerry - You don't seem to encounter male moose (the ones with antlers) very often. Only one of your Moose Monday posts to date seems to be male. It's nice to see some moose sitting down, relaxing and enjoying the creek.

My 2008 / 2009 moose quarters are been squeezed out by my 2010 Vancouver Olympics 2008 / 2009 quarters. The Royal Canadian Mint likes to displace moose but doesn't seem to displace beavers, maple leafs, bluenoses, loonies or polar bears.

Marc,

The bull moose seems to be more difficlut to spot. Two of the Monday Moose posts so far feature the bull moose (the same one). I wonder why the Canadiant Mint likes to displace moose but not the other animals.

Hi Gerry ~ I'm really a diehard city person but your wildlife and scenery are very, very enticing. Looks like heaven on earth.

Liz

SEP

Hi Gerry, Do I spot a little one peeping it's head out of the brush to left of the photo? Nice shot your brother captured!

SEP

Liz,

It is heaven on Earth! :) We ware lucky to be living in a country with so many nice places (big towns and small towns). I used to live in the big cities but I found myself to enjoy more the small town feel and hospitality. The city (Billings, population 100,000) is only an hour's drive away from Red Lodge and when I miss the big city atmosphere, I can travel. :)

Cynthia,

This one would be too easy for a photo guessing game. It is a little one and is he not cute? :)

My brother did get a few great shots of these two. Check out the first Monday Moose post for another good one taken of these moose. Thanks for dropping by and have a great day!

SEP

For some reason, I've never seen moose or elk at a Zoo, so it's a pleasure to see them over here running around -- or relaxing, anyway -- in your blog. We do have reindeer at the San Diego Zoo, but they are off exhibit right now while their playpen gets renovated.