In Sand Wash Basin, the mustangs are documented just as they are in Spring Creek Basin. They’re named. They’re loved.
Aiyanna means “blossoming” or “eternal flower.”
Known. Loved.
The flowering plant in the images above is called four o’clock, and it grows naturally all over Spring Creek Basin – more in some places than in some other places (!). There are practically BUSHES of it along the north hills in the area of the new water catchment. This one and many more are in the western part of the basin where Flash and his girls are currently hanging out.
It was harder than anticipated trying to get the girls and the flowers in the same frame. 🙂
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
Amazing photo ! The fact that you and your ankle have been able to find the girls is amazing in and of itself ! Love knowing how they are adapting. Thank you TJ
Did I mention how polite these girls are? 🙂 They’ve been fairly close to roads, making things much easier on me in my time of infirmity!
You did it! You got the picture of the flowers and the horses together. So great!
I was determined! 🙂
Love seeing the new girls!
So do I. 😉
The pretty new girls and those always pretty four o’clocks were made for each other!
I agree!
Beautiful photos! I love Aiyanna’s name and she’s stunning (the others are, too)
I agree on all fronts. 🙂