Spring Creek Basin Mustangs

There’s a whole lotta brown out there in Spring Creek Basin these days. And because these days are in February, that’s a cause for a fair bitta concern.

Fortunately, we have Hollywood to liven up the scene. 🙂

With the light and color, Seneca almost seems camouflaged, eh? Except that she’s much too beautiful to simply “blend in”!

Dundee, Rowan and Aiyanna, our Sand Wash Basin beauties, are very much at home in Spring Creek Basin. They’re still with their stallion, Buckeye, who is a laidback kinda guy.

Doesn’t she have the sweetest face and prettiest eyes? So engaged and curious.

While she and her bandsisters were in the shade of the hill that falls northward from the rimrocks, Temple Butte and McKenna Peak and Spring Creek Basin’s eastern ridges were still lit by the setting sun.

Just a coupla beautiful mustang girls, napping in the winter sunlight. 🙂 Piedra and Kestrel have been friends since Piedra was young and Kestrel even younger (a baby!). They haven’t always been in the same band, but they have been for the last several years.

This is a short throwback on the calendar – 10 days or so. McKenna Peak doesn’t have nearly that much snow on it anymore. We’re closing in on a January with only one day of snow – the first day of the month/year – and nothing since then.

But does Corazon worry about it? Nope. He’s probably glad to not slog through the hoof-sucking mud. 🙂

Raven likes to hide behind other ponies. But there’s no hiding that clever sparkle in her eye!

Mr. Blue Eyes always looks so nonchalantly handsome.

Don’t blame him.

He just can’t help it. 🙂

Denver and Colorado’s central mountains got snow.

Southwest Colorado got another blue sky.

It’s glorious, for sure. But those brown lands need some white gold.

Maiku, as usual, takes it all in stride, even the mud. 🙂

Time marches on, and Seneca (and the other greys) gets ever more grey. 🙂