Spring Creek Basin Mustangs

Maiku has one of the sweetest faces in Spring Creek Basin. His beautiful eyes are often hidden under that enviable forelock, but he’s one cute, sweet dude, and he has an eye for the ladies.

Not really mist. 🙂 Prickly winter greasewood looks soft as a frame around lovely Chipeta, as seen through the distance of a long lens.

Seven looks like he’s in a nearly impenetrable wilderness of pinon-juniper forest.

Well, he’s in the wilderness, all right – McKenna Peak Wilderness Study Area. 🙂

In the background, the heavily eroded, knobbly-topped mesa in front of Temple Butte is Brumley Point (which reaches much less of an actual point than McKenna Peak).

S’aka is a pony-size boy. It took some doin’ to get his chin high enough to clear Skywalker’s back. But his pal didn’t seem to mind.

Apollo seems to have something interesting to tell pal Killian. It’s lovely to see the snow on the eastern ridges; unfortunately, there’s none on the ground in the basin.

Storm and Mysterium watch birds nearby; we all appreciate the wildlife-viewing opportunities in Spring Creek Basin! That’s Brumley Point in the background.

A portrait of handsome bachelors: Apollo, Skywalker, Killian and S’aka. Look out, ladies. 🙂

We think he’s due in April or so.

🙂

OK, it’s early for April Fool’s Day jokes, but Skywalker clearly isn’t missing any groceries this winter.

Beautiful Seneca and shy Chipeta. Always photo-worthy. Look at those sweet faces!

… and her heels. That we have mud to kick is kinda novel.

(Snow? What snow? I think I remember white stuff, but it’s been so long, I can’t be sure.)

A little rain has come … we’re hoping for a little lot more!

Isn’t Puzzle a gorgeous girl?