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- Alces.
Waterton Lake July 16/45 [1945]
Picked up skull of female moose at
Crandell Lake. Killed in a slide in
winter of 1943-44.
According to Mr Riggall, long time
resident + guide there have always
been a few moose in this country
but three years ago they began to
be abundant. He thinks that the
excellent trails in the forest
reserves have speeded the movement
south.
According to Warden Hollroyd there
were 15 moose, counting calves, in
the Cameron Lake area last summer.
" [Waterton] Pel[?] July 17/45 [1945]
Saw no sign of moose in the Bertha
Lake area but Pete Cairns saw 2 in
there last winter
Graveyards. July 24/45 [1945]
Saw 3 [male symbol] + 2 ad [adult] [female symbol] moose feeding in the
swamps.
Watchman L. [Lake] July 26/45 [1945]
Saw 2 ad [adult] [male symbol] moose right on top of
Thompson Pass.
" [Watchman Lake] July 28/45. [1945]
Watched a bull for 30 min [minutes] feeding on
Salix Behiana [word crossed out] Barytiana [Salix barrattiana?] 20 min [minutes]
" [Salix] arctica 8 " [minutes]
" [Salix] sp. [species] 2 min. [minutes]
Then waded into a pool + stood there
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