Dear Shadow. Mostly, her natural and wild wariness can’t tolerate my even semi-close presence.
But sometimes. … Sometimes, I think she just stops a little longer than usual to wonder “what the heck is that two-legged *doing* over there?”
And then. … Then I catch her natural and wild loveliness. 🙂 Just for a moment. Just in a photo. Just in my memory.
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
Love her soft eyes 🙂
They watch me pretty closely, I’ll tell you! I don’t know why she was so calm that night, but I’m glad. 🙂
You are a mystery to the wild ones I think.
I think so, too. Ha! To me, it’s no mystery at all – I’m so in love with them, I just can’t stay away! 🙂
Wow! What a great looking wild girl she is!!
She’s one of the wildest, for sure!
She’s incredible.
She really is. She’s kind of the epitome of *mustang* all in a sometimes-sleek, sometimes-shaggy little jet-black bundle of wild. 🙂
And what a catch that was, TJ! Such a great photo of Shadow complete with swishing tail and mustang mane.
She’s not very often that still and contemplative!
All while she thinks, “check this out! Human! Two-legged! I’ll just wait for you to see how I see you – now or later….” – – LOL. four-leggeds worlds and two-leggeds worlds heavy on my mind, today – which is why I posted such a brazen comment – LOL
We two-leggeds would be much diminished without our four-leggeds, it’s true.