Aurora had been grazing close to where I was sitting, and I was watching Piedra and Terra, who were watching me (do they wonder why I sit there, basking in the gentle autumn sunshine and don’t graze along?). Then, rather than waste energy walking around me in her search for the tastiest tidbits, Aurora just walked on by.
I love that the sunlight caught her eye, even in that split second. 🙂
Highlighting the perfectly important things in the world … the autumn light.
Chipeta walks past McKenna Peak and Temple Butte with a jaunty lilt to her step.
In other news: Hurricane/Tropical Storm Rosa, we love you!
She’s bringing rain to our very parched region, and we couldn’t be more grateful. 🙂
Aurora and Terra = besties.
Wowzers, right? 🙂 And soooooooooooooooooooooooo gorgeous!
Why handsome little Maiku doesn’t have a mare of his own is impossible to know.
I mean, look at that face! And that bad-boy ‘do! 🙂
Alert wild stallions must be completely aware of their surroundings at all time. For instance, they must react intently to the little black Jeep parked on the road from which emerged the silly human who walked down the hill and had been sitting with the band while they grazed for the previous half hour.
🙂
He’s so handsome!
How do they look so gorgeous … simply while grazing along??
Mariah the lovely. Really there doesn’t seem to be much else to say. 🙂
Kestrel and Comanche: long-time lovers.
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 