moose

The early bird may catch the worm. But early risers catch magical moments when a moose strolls along a New York beach.

A young moose is back where she belongs, in the wilds of the Adirondacks, after wandering New York streets for weeks before getting trapped in someone's backyard.

The real question here is, why did New York State capture baby moose in the first place?

Now that we've turned the clocks back, we may see a little spike in early morning daylight, but certainly less come the afternoon time.  And it's during dusk when according to the NYS DEC, moose are at their most active which coincides with roadway visibility at its lowest. ...

Discover the wild majesty of one of the most elusive animals of the northern forests and celebrate the return of moose to the Adirondacks at the 11th annual Great American Moose Festival in Indian Lake, New York.

A moose is back on the loose after being rescued.

Eric Newman of Newport was on his way to work Thursday morning just after 8 a.m. when he spotted the moose running down the road.

The Department of Environmental Conservation is actively investigating a possible moose sighting in Floyd.

When you live in the Adirondacks, you expect to see your fair share of wildlife outside your front door. But this is the first time Robin Andrews McElwee has ever spotted a moose.

The Department of Environmental Conservation here in New York needs your help. They are asking people to report moose sightings.

It's the best time of the year to spot a moose as last year's calves become independent.

It's a Christmas miracle! An upstate New Yorker has dreamed of seeing a moose for over a decade and it finally happened.