Local wildlife photographer Bob Walker went up recently to Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada, in search of moose photos. Here's his report. " Hi Dave.. In answer to your question ...

Moose are called "elk" in Europe, Google "European elk" and you'll turn up a lot of photos of moose (the same ... American elk and so instead gave the Algonquin name (meaning "twig-eater") to ...

“Before those activities start, we want people to know what will be happening, and just as we recommend for moose sightings and photography ... by truck from the Algonquin Provincial Park ...

This brand new baby moose is taking it all in after just being born in Ontario's Algonquin Provincial Park. Even though it's spring, a late snowfall makes the forest look more like a winter ...

The photos show what appear to be tall ... In the winters of 1985 and 1987, the DNR moved a combined 59 moose from Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada, and released them in the U.P ...

Four hours' drive from Toronto, Algonquin Provincial Park is a vast ... We set off full of enthusiasm for sightings of moose, beaver and more. The park's interior is accessible only to the serious ...

"With a low moose count, it's been very difficult for people to be able to be successful at passing on those teachings and knowledge to the younger generation," said Ratt. Quebec Cree, Algonquin ...

The Ontario park is home to one of Canada’s largest mammals - the elusive, majestic Algonquin moose. They can be spotted at the side of the road, but seeing one in its natural habitat requires a ...

A 40-year-old Quebec woman was in critical condition and a man was injured when their car collided with a moose in Algonquin Park on Sunday, police said, and one of the attending ambulances was ...