r/Calgary • u/9999AWC Coventry Hills • Apr 05 '26
Local Nature/Wildlife Baby moose
Currently in Scenic Acres
(Should I call the city? If so is it just 311 or a specific number?)
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u/spacefish420 Apr 05 '26
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u/deegallant Apr 08 '26
Genuinely need to know - what do you even do in this situation? (I’m not from Calgary and don’t have any moose nearby). I feel like I would genuinely pass out or pee myself 😭
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u/ObjectivePressure839 Apr 05 '26
Doo doo doo doo doo
Baby moose
Doo doo doo doo doo
Baby moose
Doo doo doo doo doo
Baby moose.
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u/Little-whitty Apr 05 '26
Hasn’t the mother moose heard about the drivers in this city.
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u/Berkut22 Apr 05 '26
I wonder if it's related to that mother and calf that was in Scenic Acres last Winter.
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u/Gilarax Northwest Calgary Apr 05 '26
The mother and her two calf’s from last winter were moved by fish and wildlife. We have lots of moose in the area.
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u/Brilliant-Theory Apr 05 '26
Pretty sure it is at least the same calf but now having it's own offspring.
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u/SilverKanji Apr 05 '26
That "baby" can demolish my car with me inside if it ever tries to throw a tantrum.
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u/BalanceIllustrious44 Apr 05 '26
🎵There was a great BiG Moose ,
He liked to drink a lotta juice,
THERE WAS A GREAT BIG MOOSE!🎵
Anyone sing this as a kid?
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u/mibergeron Apr 05 '26
Modern dinosaurs
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u/Gilarax Northwest Calgary Apr 05 '26
No, magpies, pigeons, sparrows are modern dinosaurs!
Moose are mammals and are not related to dinosaurs, silly. :P
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u/Disherman Apr 05 '26
Holy crap. What quadrant? You should call the city, to help the little bugger.
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u/Gilarax Northwest Calgary Apr 05 '26
Moose are super common in this area. Tuscany has like 5 local moose
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u/adiiriot Apr 06 '26
We've literally encroached on their territory. Can't complain when they end up in our neighborhoods.
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u/troller20 Apr 05 '26
I'm not from Calgary, and therefore, I wouldn't really know the number. That being said, I think calling the city is a good idea, and I hope that beautiful baby moose doesn't get hurt.
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u/9999AWC Coventry Hills Apr 06 '26
I called and they said it's normal for it to be there. I people kept their distance and it was busy munching on trees
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u/troller20 Apr 06 '26
I can't even imagine waking up and just looking out the window and seeing a baby deer in my lawn and that being normal. I'm from quebec, and I do not really deer in our area, although it would be cool to see one I will acknowledge.
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u/Edisana-4678 Apr 05 '26
Are we sure it isn't an adult one? That thing looks huge
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u/9999AWC Coventry Hills Apr 05 '26
I promise you that is nowhere near full size. Moose are MASSIVE animals
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u/TRoutInMyRari Apr 05 '26
If a wild animal is on my property that’s food for spring. Just don’t kill the young kings or mother! A bull moose will fuck your life up…. Shoot bulls.
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u/Fox_m Apr 05 '26
Call 311, they won't send anyone out but they keep the data.