Spring is here, and many animals are making their presence known throughout Massachusetts. It was just last week when I was driving home from work in Great Barrington that I had to stop for a black bear to cross the road. Other critters that are out there include rabbits, squirrels, chipmunks, and a variety of birds.
One big animal that you may see this time of year are Moose. While moose season tends to be in September and October (that’s their breeding season), you can also see them in April and especially in May.
During this time of year, the large, majestic creatures emerge to forage for salt along roadsides.
Where is the Best Place to Spot a Moose in Massachusetts?
The best time of day to spot a moose is at dawn and dusk, and the best place to see one, according to various web sources, is Quabbin Reservoir, along with the forested areas of Western and Central Massachusetts. Boston Magazine agrees, as one of its articles stated the following regarding spotting moose in Massachusetts…