The motion-activated trail camera at Connecticut Audubon Society's Richard G. Croft Memorial Preserve, in Goshen, captured amazing photos of the resident family of moose (a male with a beautiful rack of antlers, one or two females, and a calf) recently.
Here's one. There are more, including a shot of the calf following its mother, on our blogs:
www.ctaudubon.org/blog-ct-audubon
ctaudubon.blogspot.com
Family of Moose Pose for Photos in Northwestern Connecticut
The motion-activated trail camera at Connecticut Audubon Society's Richard G. Croft Memorial Preserve, in Goshen, captured amazing photos of the resident family of moose.
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