Stripes

3 02 2023

While we wait for snow (that sticks), how about another pic of our lovely dun girls? While Aiyanna watches the pronghorns half a mile or so away, Dundee keeps her eyes on me. 🙂

Interesting how their dorsal stripes mimic some of the erosion ridges on far McKenna Peak, eh?

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Date : February 3, 2023
Categories : McKenna Peak, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs, Temple Butte

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3 02 2023: Trish (06:58:11) :

How wonderful to see them! I think the basin suits them 🙂 great photo, TJ !

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3 02 2023: TJ (14:34:54) :

I think it suits them very well, indeed. 🙂 How lucky we are to have welcomed them! 🙂

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3 02 2023: Sue E. Story (07:23:06) :

I love those stripes! And those girls. ☺

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3 02 2023: TJ (14:35:34) :

Ditto. 🙂

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3 02 2023: Karen Schmiede (07:54:06) :

What beautiful gals! Glad they are settled in and doing well!

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3 02 2023: TJ (14:36:08) :

They’ve adapted perfectly. 🙂

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3 02 2023: Martha Kennedy (12:40:41) :

Nature’s patterns fascinate me. I wouldn’t have seen this. And yes, please, more snow that sticks.

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3 02 2023: TJ (14:37:17) :

I really didn’t particularly see until I was looking at pix on the computer! … We definitely need more snow. Although it’s muddy, that’s just the freeze-thaw cycle, and we need more fresh moisture!

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4 02 2023: Pat (06:27:27) :

Interested how the keep track of what may be happening from all sides. And the stripes perfect.
So are they related?

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4 02 2023: TJ (09:19:17) :

Not closely, if they are at all. But they did both come from Sand Wash Basin. 🙂

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