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I haven’t been out photographing much lately so I looked through the archives and found some pictures I took in the moose safari not far from where I live. It’s always something special when spotting a moose in the wild, but it’s even more exciting when you can come up close and really appreciate their size and power.

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As these moose are used to seeing people they are quite tame and you can even pet them. Still I found it quite intimidating when they came too close so I tried keeping a distance.

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They are truly majestic animals and it’s not strange we consider them the king of the forest.

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One of the moose had just had a moose calf recently and it was keeping it close by and monitoring the surroundings protectively.

I’m so happy it’s time for weekend it’s been a long week with lots of work ! Hope you are well and thanks for stopping by !

This is my submission for #monomad