What’s not to love about a gorgeous mustang who reflects her stunning home range … right down to the bits of mud that are reminiscent of the bits of snow still clinging to the edges of erosion-rilled flanks of Temple Butte and McKenna Peak?
Fortunately for us, there’s absolutely everything to love about all of it. 🙂
Storm doesn’t ruffle easily. Another band was fairly close to his band, and he wasn’t worried … but he kept an eye on them, just the same.
S’aka mirrors the colors of nature on a snowy, sunny day in Spring Creek Basin. Most of our snow is gone now, but we’re still enjoying the moisture!
Hollywood and Maia provide spots of color in an otherwise drab day. From this vantage, we could look completely across and beyond Spring Creek Basin.
A mustang pauses in her grazing to survey her magnificent world in and around Spring Creek Basin. Those are the La Sal Mountains of Utah in the background.
It’s a beautiful world out there. 🙂
Sundance eyes the photographer while grazing through a shallow cover of snow. That’s Round Top in the background. He’s in very good shape for a winter mustang. 🙂
S’aka and Skywalker have a snowy little chat during a little wave of white stuff in Spring Creek Basin. Neither snow nor sunshine can keep a mustang from his normal boy behavior.
Skywalker shines on a beautiful day in Spring Creek Basin. We had marvelous sunshine … then a couple of waves of snow went through … then we had marvelous sunshine again.
And mustangs. Always, always mustangs. 🙂
Sometimes, it’s easy to spot the mustangs.
And sometimes, it’s just dang near impossible. 🙂
Lessons from mustangs during mud season:
Don’t be in a hurry.
Step on solid ground.
Be deliberate.
Enjoy the sunshine. 🙂
