Driving by Les Shirley park today there were a group of cars stopped, so I pulled over to see if there was anything other than the usual 200 hidden bunnies hopping around. Sure enough there were 10 Elk just hanging out eating some grass. There was one majestic bull and 9 cows. I snuck around in the bushes to get closer and had a great zoom. After about 10 min they got spooked by something and ran off down the river to the beach.
Elk in Cannon Beach in November
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Elk in Cannon Beach
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says ... on Friday, Nov 28 at 9:44 AM
Thanks for all your corrections, I got side tracked making sure I got the names of the Female (Cows) and Male (Bull) names correctly and wrote Moose instead of Elk. Peace, gchand
says ... on Wednesday, Nov 26 at 5:28 PM
They look mighty tastey to me!
says ... on Tuesday, Nov 25 at 11:43 PM
Hey, is that a dog park? Arf.
says ... on Tuesday, Nov 25 at 5:32 PM
I've changed the title and internal references to say Elk and let the submitter know.
says ... on Tuesday, Nov 25 at 5:16 PM
Thems is Alder Bunnies
says ... on Monday, Nov 24 at 8:21 PM
These are elk.
says ... on Monday, Nov 24 at 2:16 PM
Sorry about that but they are called ELK!
says ... on Monday, Nov 24 at 12:58 PM
These are Elk
says ... on Monday, Nov 24 at 12:58 PM
Those would actually be Roosevelt Elk.
says ... on Monday, Nov 24 at 12:28 PM
Those aren't moose. They're elk.
says ... on Monday, Nov 24 at 12:28 PM
I think the "moose" are really Elk!
says ... on Monday, Nov 24 at 10:37 AM
Those are Roosevelt Elk, not moose.
says ... on Monday, Nov 24 at 9:52 AM
Ah, those are ELK, not moose.
says ... on Monday, Nov 24 at 9:49 AM
Those were Roosevelt ELK not Moose!
says ... on Monday, Nov 24 at 8:08 AM
Wonderful Pictures but these are Elk - not Moose...
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