He takes a little snooze...no worries for this little guy.
Look how small next to his band stallion, Bugs!
He likes to hang out with his 2 yearling brothers.
His mom is on the right. She is something else. By the looks of her she is wise to the ways of a wild horse.
This is actually 3 bands of horses together. Everyone was getting along. The only bachelors near by were Rudi and Tonka and they don't pose much of a threat.
Lots of light colored foals in the foal crop this year!
Having a suck off his dam.
This palomino colt is Butch's half or real brother for sure as they share the same mom.
Off to another band....Pinto Girl (still pregnant!) and a muddy Charm, her daughter.
Stomper, also in Viggo's band , good friends with Charm.
Another one of Butch with the buckskin band stallion.
That is Crow's new stallion. They both seem happy with the arrangement.
Always ithcy....
This photo is of Picasso's band at the water hole with the bachelors, Rudi and Tonka tagging along.
Rudi and Tonka.
I saw this threesome the other day, but not up close. It is another bay band stallion with a mare and a yearling. The mare I recognize as the one that briefly joined up with Corona over the winter. She does not seem happy with this stallion!
Here they are waiting for their turn at the water....before the stallion had been snaking them around the pond. Not a harmonious band!
Solid bay.`Looking forward to getting to know him...
Sterling? I just can't confirm. Last time I saw him he was alone, if this is him, he has paired up with another stallion.
This horse looks familiar too...but can't confirm. These horses were having a drink.
hmmm..2 white front socks and a big blaze...I would say chestnut.
The more I look at the grey, the more I believe it is Sterling. He seemed sound with no lameness, just all beat up as usual.
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