A mother moose feeds her two calves Saturday, May 20, 2017 on a trail off of Spruce Street in Kenai, Alaska. With calving season well underway, residents should be sure to keep dogs leashes and eyes peeled for new moose families while driving on the roads. (Will Morrow/Peninsula Clarion)
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