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Dec 31

Hoping for a new sea of oats this spring.

Oct 10

The sun sets on the first day of terrestrial life and motherhood. #that_herd

Aug 13

Every year I post about horses eating thistle as a first choice when spring grass is abundant. I am constantly amazed they eat these spiked, tough, nettle-haired plants. This is Ruby scoring blooms.

Apr 30

Minutes after birth, his first wobbly head lifting is greeted by early morning sunshine and mother’s encouragement.

Mar 27

Majestic mother and newborn content on a hillside with the herd in sight. Image taken last year, no foals yet for 2022.

Nov 28

Jul 10

What a good-ball. She played with that tuft of grass for 20 minutes.

Jun 26

Mighty big horse in a mighty big world.

May 30

I was the subject of intense scrutiny.

Apr 3

Mar 29

Hilltop encounter. He’s a handsome brute.

Nov 23

Check out this little Tonka Truck of a colt.

Sep 8

Lots of lovely ladies

Aug 23

Along with the extra length from eye to muzzle, he has a white tipped ear. He’s one day old in this shot. The tip shows up better in the shade.

Aug 16

Jul 12

Learning to work the ears and lips along with every other newborn challenge

Jul 2

Usually I avoid background mergers but this one looks like a spring crown of sorts. This filly is about a week old and full of defiant spirit.

Jun 20

In close proximity he’s large and commanding but accepting and wise, he’s got his eye on me but no threat is attached.

May 22

First standing moments encouraged by his mother. Sometimes through the branches is the only chance you can get for a shot.

May 13

That moment when he realizes is battle charge is disproportionate to the threat (me). Through mist and predawn light, he came like a freight train; with a thunderous long trot, head up in aggressive challenge and adrenaline maxed out, he gave me only a second to decide if death by stomping would be worth taking some shots.

Apr 27

Apr 26

Heavy with foal, she carried her enormous load for another 10 days after this photo. She looks like she has a Volkswagen inside her.

Apr 12

The little brother I mentioned. His legs are white too. He’s three days old.

Apr 9

A New Year’s Day pic of a favorite filly. Zena J. has a new half brother now. I’ll share an image of him soon.

Apr 5

She has won the DNA lottery. She is lovely.

Apr 4

First steps. I call him Smear but it’s likely a more appropriate name will follow.

Mar 25

Apparently some of the kids have been missing formation practice

Mar 12

Mar 3

Feb 24

He’s a beauty. A unique blue strip of color in his left eye makes this colt a real standout.

Feb 10

He’s pretending to graze but he’s really watching me intently.

Jan 12

Late summer image. Looking forward to the 2020 foals.

Dec 28

A serene moment framed by oak tree majesty. An older image that I have not shared.

Dec 9

She is free to roam but likes to stand behind this branch like a horse behind a fence or stall door

Nov 25

Evidence pertaining to that thinning mare tail

Nov 12

That expression wins my heart

Oct 16

Tarantula season

Sep 22

She’s large and lovely. The last light of day cast her in optimum glory. She rarely stands still so I’m happy with a semi-pose.

Aug 15

Fiercely combative, this beauty likes to throw his weight around and demand respect.

Jul 18

Handsome wee lad

Jul 1

Summertime horse heaven

Jun 26

His white marking looks like a royal scepter

Jun 12

Bringing a little Hollywood glamour to That Herd with a buckskin newborn

Jun 11

Regal even with a mohawk

Jun 4

Her devotion to her new foal is beyond endearing.

Apr 9

I call him Bonus Points because that’s what he gets for having the desired white nostrils, like a vintage movie horse.

Mar 9

A bit of peek-a-boo.
How cute.

Feb 28

Some welcome sunshine brightens a day in the life of a foal that’s lived more rainy days then dry.

Feb 22

She’s been rained on a lot lately.

Feb 5

Foal’s faces are endlessly expressive.

Feb 4

Tired from being born. Tired from running with the herd. Tired of the endless rain and wind. It’s been a long few days.

Jan 29

Yay! The first foal of the year has arrived! I have posted black and white images before across other social media, but this is the first b/w for this page. Two firsts!

Jan 21

What a kind face he presents to visitors.

Jan 17

A flashback pic in early anticipation of this year’s foal crop.

Dec 10

Tough guys focus on a sudden distraction.

Sep 4

He has a boldness that is entertaining.

Aug 14

The horse peeking through the bushes!

May 27

Finally, she allows herself to take a look at me. She’s been rather aloof.

May 25

Late day double portrait of the A Team

Mar 21

Her white marking makes me want to name her Whiplash. I’m not sure why.

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