
Maiku gallops back to his band (he’s a lieutenant) after a chat with another stallion. That’s prominent Brumley Point in the background.
We’re warm and dry and doing socially distanced dances for rain!

Maiku gallops back to his band (he’s a lieutenant) after a chat with another stallion. That’s prominent Brumley Point in the background.
We’re warm and dry and doing socially distanced dances for rain!

Pretty Juniper glows under stormy skies.

Our favorite Raven of all the black beauties who fly o’er Spring Creek Basin. She shines against the Colorado sky.

Lovely Temple takes our focus off the still-brown range. There’s some green starting to sprout, and we’re watching closely.
As an interesting aside, that dribble of dark from Temple’s neck down her shoulder is a line of still-dark hairs growing amid her greying coat. You might think it’s caused from scarring, but it’s not. It is, however, very distinctive.

Mysterium naps just below a ridge just below McKenna Peak. It was my first time in that particular area of Spring Creek Basin … but it probably won’t be my last.

In the magic of the light we all share, from the same radiant source, aren’t we all the same rich colors after all?

I took this shot of one of our bachelors from another ridge like those pictured, far in the eastern part of Spring Creek Basin. He was watching over a band below him.

Killian shows off his home on the range.
It looks inviting, doesn’t it? 🙂

While folks are staying home, Hayden demonstrates the beauty of moving forward.

Handsome Tenaz is shedding his winter coat for his spring sleekness. We definitely have more daylight to hasten that shedding, but that ol’ spring wind still has a bit of a chill to it. Warmer days aren’t far away.