It was a little awkward parking on the side of the road--and even though we were pulled well out of the way of traffic on the two-lane road, passersby were honking their horns and yelling out there window. It's probably a good thing we couldn't hear what they were yelling. It didn't take long before the elk drew a small audience. Everyone was well off the road and not impeding traffic.
Since this is my blog and I can spout off (although I never have before) "Lighten up people! It's not every day that you get to see such majestic animals in the lowlands of our area."



1 comment:
I love the little head poking up from the grass. Your pictures are wonderful! I can see the fur on the antlers! I didn't know Elk had furry antlers! That makes me like elk more than I did 5 minutes ago :)
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