What would you think if you got this message one morning from an employee? “Hello, boss I cannot come in to work today. There was a Moose
born on my front lawn, and the mom won't let me out of the house!!!!” Look at ALL the photos.
That is exactly what happened. This mother Moose picked a small, quiet neighbourhood
and gave birth to her baby in this front yard just off John Grant Back Road, at 5:30 am. This 12 hour old calf, was born in the middle of downtown Meaghers Grant, Nova
Scotia, Canada.
A friend sent me these photographs the other day and I
thought I would share them with you.
What an awesome place we live in to see such a sight! I wouldn't want to go to work that day if these two were on my lawn. Would you?
Thanks for your visit and also to those who leave comments.
What an awesome surprise!!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! Usually, wild animals hide to give birth. I have never heard of doing it on someone's lawn. And no, I would not leave the house, and I would take about a hundred pictures.
ReplyDeleteOh that is so awesome. Great photos, thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteWell it beats having a Robin on the lawn.
ReplyDeleteFantastic sight to see.
Hi Keith Yes I agree. It would be a bit harder to move than a robin! Have a great weekend.
DeleteI love the moose, what a sight to see on your lawn! I would be thrilled.. I hope they have a back door..Thanks for sharing.. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous - gives you the happy tingles doesn't it? Love the welcome to the world kiss and the pair curled up outside the front door. I reckon if the Mother Moose choose your house to give birth that would have to be a good omen for the year wouldn't it ?!
ReplyDeleteWren x
Oh how Sweet!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful that the mother moose felt comfortable/safe in the human environment to drop her calf. Nobody could have dragged me out of that house while I was doing my 'adoration of the Magi' bit. How blessed would one feel to have that on one's front lawn!!!
ReplyDeleteNow that's amazing!!
ReplyDeleteWell that is certainly something you don't see everyday! How adorable is that???
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, that's an amazing sight!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a surprise to wake up to!
ReplyDeleteNature is full of surprises. It must have been fascinating to see it.
ReplyDeleteprecious!
ReplyDeleteHi Margaret,
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful to see this, this not see every day.
Have a happy day.
Ohhhhh so nice ,thanks for that little beutiful one ,have a nice weekend ,Nette
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that? Thanks for sharing the photos.
ReplyDeleteoh how awesome.....i would wet my pants!!! what an amazing experience!!!!
ReplyDeleteI would want to stay home, too. but the boss would probably say go out the back door and get to work!
ReplyDeleteI'd be right over! Wow, thanks for sharing what is like a dream for me, and I live kind of close to moose country but I've yet to see this live!
ReplyDeleteI would not want to mess with a mother moose,but that would give some great photo opps.
ReplyDeleteI would be glued to my window with camera in hand just as your friend clearly was. I wouldn't go to work or anywhere else until she moved unless, of course, there was an emergency. How cool this is ... love it! Would love to have been your friend, or, at very least, at your friends house. Thanks, Margaret ... these are amazing!
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From The Sol
I just love moose, and we see them when we go camping. But this little baby is the most adorable!! How lucky to have been able to witness this new life. Thanks so much for sharing these photos Margaret.
ReplyDeleteWendy
Dearest Margaret; Oh My, what a surprising amazing thing happened♡♡♡ Surely heartwarming scene, thank you very much for sharing the sweet pictures.
ReplyDeleteSending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan to my Dear friend, xoxo Miyako*
What priceless shots! So adorable!
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend to you,
artmusedog and carol
Very fun, Margaret! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeletehow wonderful. That must be extremly unusual. :)
ReplyDeleteWe lived in Alaska before we moved back to Montana - One never goes near a Cow Moose with a calf if you value your life! Great photos!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely capture!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! We had moose very close to our house when I was little, but never right outside our front door.
ReplyDeleteIncredible series of pics.
ReplyDeleteWonderful! How sweet!
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