First of many destinations for a Canadian moose




My aunt Andrea sent me a moose to capture (photographically) in exotic locations. The Moose unfortunately met with some difficulties when confronted by an overzealous border collie, who evidently took if for an illegal alien, and nearly lost an antler. I was able to save the affected antler and also to remove an unnecessary appendage (pictured). Time heals all wounds but it is unclear at this time whether I will regain the trust of this immigrant moose.

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