It seems that photos of moose are becoming more common with the return of these magnificent creatures to the Adirondacks.
Last week, Jeff Nadler, a professional photographer, sent us a shot of a young moose he took near Great Sacandaga Lake in the southern Adirondacks.
Today I’m sharing a photo of another young moose taken by a trail camera near Otter Lake in the southwestern Adirondacks.
Joshua Bader set up two trail cameras just a few weeks ago on his property at a “pinch point” between a pond and a big marsh. Evidently, it’s a busy pathway for wildlife, as he already has photos of the moose and a black bear.
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The moose photo was taken July 21. When Bader first glanced at the photo, he assumed it was a deer. Then he zoomed in.
“I’m like, ‘Holy cow! It’s a moose!’”
The black bear photo was taken the day before.
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