3.22.2023

calm after the storm

What a difference one day makes, or maybe that is one fence.



Cierra & Nemo were next to each other off/on
3/21/23

I hope he was saying sorry!



Harmony & Nemo lying down, Koda & Cierra munching


As far as I know, Nemo & Harmony never left the dry lot yesterday. Koda and Cierra ventured further out into the upper pasture at times.

I truly believe they are a bonded herd. They have spent many years together off/on, in various configurations. Hopefully we can put them back together in the future, and eventually integrate Cierra's plus one. 




Nemo & Harmony are in the upper pasture today
3/22/23

Koda (against distant pines) and Cierra have no problem grazing away from the other two. They are probably welcoming the peace.

7 comments:

Grey Horse Matters said...

You can never know what goes on in their minds. Glad to hear its much calmer today. Maybe sometimes they just need a rest from each other.

aurora said...

Yes, everything is so much better when calm. It is SO good to hear from you!! Hope you/yours & four legged family are all doing well.

Val Ewing said...

I wonder if a front moved through yesterday also? Mine are very sensitive to changing weather patterns.

Looks nice and peaceful in your beautiful pastures!

Shirley said...

Good fences make good neighbours!

aurora said...

Yes, there was atmospheric stuff going on yesterday/last night. My alerts were going off. Our horses are sensitive too. I think most animals are.

Linda said...

Whatever’s going on, I don’t think it is from a lack of herd bonding. Probably more to do with the changing circumstances and the nesting needs of Cierra. As frustrating as it is, it’s also kind of exciting! It won’t be long until you get your long-awaited baby!

aurora said...

I agree with you Linda. As much as our herd wants to be together they won't be able to for a while, and that's okay. It makes things more complicated for us, but it is worth the extra effort. It is our job to keep them all of them safe.