Wild Horses and Sandhill Cranes
Mar 23, 2020 23:15:47 #
Social distancing has provided lots of time to seek out photo ops. My favorite subject is wild horses but Sandhill Cranes feeding at the farm I grew up on are fun too. My parents homesteaded in the Columbia Basin when I was 13. Cranes were seldom seen up there. Now, it's a major stopover for migrating cranes.
Horses on the Yakama Reservation continue to be a challenge . . . almost all of photos are of them running . . . away from me!! One thing I've learned is that stallions act much the same as buck deer. They always try to keep something . . . a tree, a branch or something in front of their faces.
Horses on the Yakama Reservation continue to be a challenge . . . almost all of photos are of them running . . . away from me!! One thing I've learned is that stallions act much the same as buck deer. They always try to keep something . . . a tree, a branch or something in front of their faces.
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Sally D wrote:
Social distancing has provided lots of time to see... (show quote)
Nice set. Thanx for sharing!
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Mar 24, 2020 07:55:24 #
Marvelous images...I like your beautiful area and the opportunity it presents!! 
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Mar 24, 2020 09:41:48 #
Very lovely. I have a friend living near you but I doubt you know him. Derrol. I won’t give his last name here.
Mar 24, 2020 09:44:24 #
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