Topic: Wildlife photos to cheer us up.

[elagache]

Dear WeatherCat faithful,

I wish I had a better cure to our Internet exile than the one we are facing at the moment.  Still, this is all we have, so we should try to make the best of it.  Since we are guests on the WXForum, I have posted a photo for the benefit of all WXForum netizens:

https://www.wxforum.net/index.php?topic=48566.msg489670#msg489670

Still, to encourage the WeatherCat faithful to keep visiting WXForum, here is the same photo in our own tiny corner of WXForum:



Let that be an incentive to keep coming until we get more news about the current state of WeatherCat.

Edouard

[OldAlaskaGuy]

THis morning's visitor. We haven't seen too many in the last 2 years.

[elagache]

THis morning's visitor. We haven't seen too many in the last 2 years.

Thanks for sharing!  I suppose moose are exciting to see but . . . . . not too close!

Edouard

[Otis]

Yea, back when I lived in Fairbanks, great fun when home for lunch. 

[elagache]

Nice photo!  Thanks for sharing!

Edouard

[blick]

I took this photo from my deck in northern Utah.

[elagache]

Thanks Blick for sharing your photo!

That moose seems much better off with all the rich green foliage!

Thanks everyone for sharing their wild backyard! 

Edouard 

[Jim_S]

I was surprised last November to look out the front window and see this walking by. Just out for a stroll.

[elagache]

Thanks for sharing!  That moose certainly must have felt a bit out of place on a suburban street.  The Christmas lights make the photo extra special!

Anyone else have a neat photo of wildlife that they would like to share?

Edouard

[wurzelmac]

No animal, but pure nature.

[blick]

Wow, Reinhard, that is spectacular!

[elagache]

Thank you Reinhard!!

We are starting to face the wildfire season here in California and all the hills are brown and desolate.  I'm sure I'm not the only Californian who wishes for more green in our backdrops!

Edouard