Raven’s hind hooves. Wild, muddy, healthy hooves.
Raven at rest
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Categories : Raven, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs
She’s a big star
24 03 2013
Our Mariah, with mama Houdini. She’s big and beautiful, and her first birthday is just a few weeks away.
Like all of Grey/Traveler’s and Houdini’s daughters, she stars as a gorgeous mustang girl!
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Categories : Houdini, Mariah, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs
Looking at you!
23 03 2013
Skywalker looking over mama Raven’s ear, very last light of day. He’s a big boy … and still nursing. Mama doesn’t look all that pregnant; she’s usually huge. Her due date is in mid-May.
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Categories : Skywalker, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs
Flagged
22 03 2013
Love. The. Tail!
Baby Seneca and mama Chipeta trotting past away from bachelor Copper. I have it on good authority that Seneca’s big brother, Asher, does the same tail-flagging, strutting trot. 😉
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Categories : Chipeta, Seneca, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs
Corona, halo’d
21 03 2013
Very last light of day rims the girl in lovely light.
I looked for Sundance’s band for two days, then found them where they were, well south of where I had seen them just three days previously. This is the basin’s traveling band, for sure.
This visit capped a wonderful, peaceful visit with the two pinto bands, which were close together – and followed a David sighting! That was the first I had seen him since I found his mares (Puzzle and Shadow) with Seven. He’s alone but in terra familiar and looks well.
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Categories : Corona, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs
Grey in black & white
20 03 2013
At this time of day, there wasn’t much difference between the color version of this image and this black-and-white image. His white eyelashes show up very well against his lovely dark eyes!
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Categories : Grey, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs
Storm in the forbidden forest
19 03 2013
So it’s not very forbidding, and it’s not exactly what one would call a “forest.” But it frames Storm very handsomely, doesn’t it?
Early-ish morning, and he and his family were on the way to drink at the Sorrel Flats pond.
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Categories : Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs, Storm
Pretty girl and a peak
18 03 2013
Cassidy Rain about a week ago in front of snow-covered McKenna Peak. The snow now has melted.
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Categories : Cassidy Rain, McKenna Peak, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs
Play time, mustang style
16 03 2013
Madison and Temple, bold, bright, beautiful mustang girls, found the coolest of cool playthings in the basin the other day: the top part of a deer skull with the antlers attached. (Quite old and weathered.)
They chewed on the tips, sniffed it, pawed it – lifted it once, and I managed to back focus the three frames I caught – and generally had a grand time with it for about 20 minutes!
Lesson: Make fun where you find it, with whatever you find!
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Categories : Madison, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs, Temple
Going … going …
15 03 2013
Juniper was a sleepy girl …
… on a lovely, warm spring day …
… and she’s gone. 🙂
Juni down for the count with sister Madison and mama Kestrel. Daddy Comanche was behind them to the right.
What a lovely day. And there’s a blush of green across the hills. As dry as it is, that’s nice to see.
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Categories : Juniper, Kestrel, Madison, Spring Creek Basin Herd Management Area, Spring Creek Basin mustangs
