The very loveliest Kestrel stops to pose amid sunflowers against a stormy sky. Her band was grazing their way to the top of this little ridge that Kestrel reached first, and she had paused to wait for them.
Yes. 🙂 For all I hear about “instability” in herds where we’re using PZP, our herd is pretty “stable.” Some people – even some who profess to understand wild horse behavior – seem to forget or disregard the dynamic, NORMAL mobility of wild horses within herds, from band to band. That said, Kestrel and her beau, Comanche, have been together for at least 10 years now. 🙂
Beautiful capture.
Oh, this shot is REALLY good! Of course, Kestrel is gorgeous no matter where she is!!
What a vision she is with her sunflower bouquet! Such a great photo, TJ!
What a beauty!
LOVE this mare. Is she still with Comanche?
Yes. 🙂 For all I hear about “instability” in herds where we’re using PZP, our herd is pretty “stable.” Some people – even some who profess to understand wild horse behavior – seem to forget or disregard the dynamic, NORMAL mobility of wild horses within herds, from band to band. That said, Kestrel and her beau, Comanche, have been together for at least 10 years now. 🙂