These mustangs live on 160,000 acres of public land in NW Colorado. The world is closing in on them. All photos and words by Nancy Roberts.
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Monday, May 10, 2010
Lightning's band
On this late afternoon I see Lightning's band come down to have a drink.Pablina has her new foal with her. He or she is gorgeous. Has a black mane and tail. Mystic, the other grey mare and her new filly, Madaleine are missing...Lightning has still not kicked out Haze, but I believe he will pretty soon. See above video. Chrome is still following the herd. Lightning does not approve, but Chrome is persistent.This was fun to watch. They were galloping back and forth. It is a noise and sight you do not soon forget.Lightning is an amazing stallion. He easily won this small battle. I wonder how long Chrome will tag along? Maybe he will go off with Haze. Like I have said before, the horses are not talking!Here is Crow and Star with a new white stallion. I think Sterling is the injured ( badly ) grey that is hobbling around the range. This is a mystery. I can't confirm any of this.Star went right in the pond! Crow was for sure pregnant. I wonder if she lost her foal? To me she does not look pregnant now. She is a wise wild horse mare and a good mom to little Star.
On this late afternoon I see Lightning's band come down to have a drink.
Pablina has her new foal with her. He or she is gorgeous. Has a black mane and tail. Mystic, the other grey mare and her new filly, Madaleine are missing...
Lightning has still not kicked out Haze, but I believe he will pretty soon. See above video. 
Chrome is still following the herd. Lightning does not approve, but Chrome is persistent.
This was fun to watch. They were galloping back and forth. It is a noise and sight you do not soon forget.
Lightning is an amazing stallion. He easily won this small battle. 
I wonder how long Chrome will tag along? Maybe he will go off with Haze. Like I have said before, the horses are not talking!
Here is Crow and Star with a new white stallion. I think Sterling is the injured ( badly ) grey that is hobbling around the range. This is a mystery. I can't confirm any of this.
Star went right in the pond!
Crow was for sure pregnant. I wonder if she lost her foal? To me she does not look pregnant now. She is a wise wild horse mare and a good mom to little Star.
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