Love.
Daddy Chrome & Kwana
11 03 2013Comments : 5 Comments »
Categories : Chrome, Kwana, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs
Daddy’s spitting image
10 03 2013Despite the color difference, young Tenaz looks strikingly like his sire, Hollywood. In particular, his eyes catch me every time as so much like his daddy’s.
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Categories : Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs, Tenaz
Short stuff
9 03 2013Mister Poco is looking pretty well after the winter.
He has some old-man aches and pains, but it’s good to see him hale and hearty and moving into spring.
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Categories : Poco, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs
3 bay buds
8 03 2013Left to right: Apollo (almost 2), Tenaz (almost 3) and Aspen (9-ish or older). Sorrel Hayden (3) also is with the group of bachelor pals.
The misters had been with elder Poco earlier. It was good to see him for the first time after the winter. He looks pretty good – and if I’d gotten to them earlier, I might have had a pic of FOUR bay buds!
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Categories : Apollo, Aspen, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs, Tenaz
Sunlit Shadow
7 03 2013This pic just makes me smile. I caught this one image before she went back to grazing. From can’t-get-close when she was with David, to able to get pretty close when she was with Storm, to an intermediate, able-to-get-a-good-look-at-the-belly distance (and always grateful for a long lens). It’s all good.
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Categories : Shadow, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs
BFFs
6 03 2013Maia, in the lead, and Mariah trotting to mamas at the end of a gorgeous day. Note the little bit of snow still on the ground.
In sync.
Everyone should end their days in the sun just like this: surrounded in wildness and beauty and the promise of nature.
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Categories : Maia, Mariah, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs
Hello, my pretties!
4 03 2013The lovely Gaia and her gorgeous daughter, Cassidy Rain. They’re in Storm’s band with Roja and her almost-2-year-old colt, Killian.
It was a cloudy, stormy-looking day, but no moisture for Spring Creek Basin. The band was near the roller-coaster ridge pond, which has water, and closer to a big arroyo, which has water trickling downstream. And there’s still a bit of snow in that area (and mud on my boots to prove it!), which is reassuring.
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Categories : Cassidy Rain, Gaia, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs
Spotlight on Seven
3 03 2013A cloud passed over the sun, then lifted just enough to light Seven against the still-shadowed background. Isn’t he handsome? His mane and tail have grown out again, and he’s so light … so much lighter than a few years ago. It happens with the greys, but I remember when he was much darker. 🙂
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Categories : Seven, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs
Another three
2 03 2013These three are part of Grey/Traveler’s band, which also includes Alegre and Maia.
End-of-the-day gorgeousity. Is there a more beautiful place in the world? You can’t convince me!
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Categories : Grey, Houdini, La Sal Mountains, Mariah, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs
To the victor …
1 03 2013Look who lost his girls:
OK, technically, David isn’t in this pic, but it’s implied, right? Poor David is the los*er*, and the los*ees* now are with Seven!
Little Shadow girl is sporting a belly. She – 6 this year – really is smaller/shorter than 2.5-year-old Puzzle.
I saw this new band last week in a snow squall, but I didn’t go close enough to take pix (the Jeep was a long way away, and I didn’t know at the time that the blowing snow wouldn’t turn to sticking snow).
Puzzle looks a lot like her mama Chipeta.
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Categories : Puzzle, Seven, Shadow, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs












