We were graced by a visit to the lake for dinner by a bull moose.
He appeared to be surprised that so many people were around. He was hesitant when he first arrived but soon decided he didn't care and waded into the lake to feed along the shore.
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We were graced by a visit to the lake for dinner by a bull moose.
He appeared to be surprised that so many people were around. He was hesitant when he first arrived but soon decided he didn't care and waded into the lake to feed along the shore.
Reba of course started raising hell at his presence and had to be taken to the truck so as not to ruin moment or garner to much of his attention or ire.
He was on the other side of lake which is only 50yds wide at that point. Would only take him a few moments to swim across.
Facing down a mad bull moose with a GSD pup is not on my vacation list of to do's.
Yeah, you did the right thing pulling her out. Don't want a harassment of wildlife ticket or something.
Am sure the other campers/hikers/fishermen were happy when we hooked onto the travel trailer to head out.
Reba was a bit of a challenge for everyone while we were there. Everybody was good natured and helped with her socialization training but you could tell after 4 days they were glad to see us go.
CN you know what this flower is? Neighbor was asking and I knew it was a bush.
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The leaf reminds me of a salvia, the flower a little less so but I don't think that's right. Do you have a larger picture of the plant?Quote:
Originally Posted by William
That?s not a flower. It?s a bee.
Russian Sage perhaps?
Right on, Man! Cool to hear that you and Mama had a great time, and that she was the Fish-Whisperer.... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo