This one was found on a residential street in Queens, NY:
Yes that is a red and blue moose wearing a sky blue cape, sitting on a bench in someone’s oddly decorated front yard.
If anyone knows of any significance to having a caped moose standing watch in your front yard, please pipe in.
As always, thanks for looking 🙂
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I always see all sorts of strange decorations on the houses in Queens. It seems to be a Thing there.
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Yeah, I’d love to know what that Thing is though.
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That is a great picture – it really caught my attention!!
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Catches your attention and then slaps it around, I might add 😉
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So very true!! You must have enjoyed taking that picture and just wondering what is going on here!
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Oh that’s an easy one to answer. The moose is there to guard the decorations. Who’s going to mess with a moose? Also, It’s winter. If a moose is going to be hanging around on a bench all day, he needs a cape to stay warm.
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Good one – I like that explanation! It’s a lot kinder than anything I could come up with.
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Oh dear.
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Yeah Nancy, that sounds about right 😉
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That is one classy moose!
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I’m sure he’s a hit with all the lady-mooses (meese?) 😀
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😀 and cute too! I see it adorable!
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It certainly catches the eye, that’s for sure.
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I have no clue, but these seem like the kind of neighbors I would want. Fun and kitschy 😀
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Then you’d love our neighbors from across the street. As of last night they were still turning on their Christmas lights…ugh!
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Hi Norm, it’s really funny, I’ve no idea what a caped moose means, but I can imagine how messy would be inside this house. Have a great weekend!
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I shudder to think what it looks like in there. Thanks Elizabeth and a good weekend to you as well 🙂
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That window has a lot of personality:)
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“Personality”? Well done; that is much more tactful than any word I would have chosen 😉
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