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"Well Folks, Welcome to my World" (40)
Evelynn
![Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 2053 W: 704 N: 3001]](http://i1.treknature.com/misc/g-g-g.gif) (13269) | My last post was of Cameron Lake in Waterton National Park. There is a trail that goes from Cameron Lake up to Summit Lake. When we arrived at Summit Lake we saw Miss Moosie in the center entertaining herself by blowing bubbles! We watched her for about a half an hour. She just stood in water, nose deep, and revolved in slow circles...blowing bubbles! (see workshop) She didn't eat anything that we could tell. We finally decided that she was just playing. If anyone can explain it, we'd love to know. She had the entire perimeter of the lake to exit to, but she chose to come out on our side. I took a lot of shots of her, most of them very sharp, but I particularly like the pose in this one, in spite of the OOF tree. This was taken with the zoom so she wasn't quite as close as she appears.
The other interesting thing that happened was that some German hikers arrived at the lake soon after us. They spoke no English but were very excited about seeing this wild animal. Problem was their camera batteries were dead. After a lot of gestures etc. we were able to figure out that one of their memory cards would fit my camera so he was able to put it in my camera and shoot away. They were thrilled and so was I. I LOVE digital cameras. |
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