The upper, southern part of the basin actually looks somewhat green now. Only three bands that I know of have found the oasis and are taking advantage of it (so far), but what a relief!
It’s greasewood, and those green bits are teeny – but I think they’re somewhat succulent, and that’s why the horses LOVE it. They know what they need, for sure; they browse some of that … some grass … more of greasewood … back to the grass. It’s amazing to watch them graze.
Happy Earth Day, indeed! I scheduled this post a few days ago and lost track of what day it would actually publish. 🙂 Mother Earth is suffering. … We see it in our own back yard.
Yum ! They must be in heaven !
The upper, southern part of the basin actually looks somewhat green now. Only three bands that I know of have found the oasis and are taking advantage of it (so far), but what a relief!
Yeah green!
Thank goodness for the little things … like green grass and greasewood. 🙂
Looks like a tasty horse treat!
It’s greasewood, and those green bits are teeny – but I think they’re somewhat succulent, and that’s why the horses LOVE it. They know what they need, for sure; they browse some of that … some grass … more of greasewood … back to the grass. It’s amazing to watch them graze.
Thank You Mother Earth.
Happy Earth Day
Happy Earth Day, indeed! I scheduled this post a few days ago and lost track of what day it would actually publish. 🙂 Mother Earth is suffering. … We see it in our own back yard.
I’ll say!! Very green!!
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