The weather has been unsettled the last few days, which bodes well for our getting some much-needed moisture in a day or two. It seems wild that after a good winter, we should need that moisture, but those spring winds dry things out, and we haven’t gotten much new moisture in the form of rain (or snow) lately.
Those fast-moving clouds and changing light conditions can make for some dramatic lighting, and Sundance was happy (!) to pose! Ha – that’s not true; he was busy chasing green bits! In the pic above, I happened to catch him as he was looking across a little drainage at his band. Chew, chew … and back to grazing. 🙂 What a guy!
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
Our resident pretty boy never disappoints! I’m loving how he is glowing in the light with his gorgeous mane tossled by the wind. Stunning boy.
Oh, that light was amazing! And on him, with the dark-shadowed ridges and sky in the background. He does know how to choose his moments, seemingly … ! 🙂
He is a very handsome guy!
And he’s got a wonderful personality. 🙂
Looking very regal. Good to know the green is still coming along 🙂
From some angles, you can see a tint of green, but mostly, on an overall perspective, it still looks fairly brown. … But it’s coming! And closeups reveal not only green but – finally! – numerous patches of phlox, our first widespread wildflowers. 🙂
I’m excited to see Sundance and all my mustang friends soon again , finally, after a long winter!!😄👍💗
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Hopefully we’ll be showing some more green when you come to visit. 🙂
Eating is important for the good looking guy!