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The importance of pasture to horses.
Horses are grazing animals and most horses meet their nutritional needs from cool-season grass pasture or hay.
Forages are an important part of the equine diet and more than 80% of horses have some pasture access. There are many benefits for horses grazing pasture compared to eating hay in confinement, including the reduction of unwanted behaviors such as bedding and manure eating, cribbing and chewing wood. (this info was published in an article from the University of Minnesota )
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A morning scene in the Broekpolder, Vlaardingen.
The sheep are happily grazing in this amazing maze, which is part of a recently developed playground named Klauterwoud (roughly translates as "climbing forest").
Happy Fence Friday :-)
This spotted towhee was by the path at Fernhill, looking for snacks. Always happy to see them in the open!
Fall is near so now backyard will be full of deers, this newcomers are not afraid of human so far so they keep venturing closer and closer!
Beautiful Deer family grazing in the morning mist. In camera 16x9 crop just for something different.
Weevil | Polydrusus sp. | Curculionidae
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...it was such a beautiful and peaceful scene that I just had to photograph it.
Was down in Dumfries and Galloway yesterday for some wildlife. A quiet day however there were some cool appearances. This roe deer was grazing, we kept very still and quiet and we’re rewarded with a close up of this stunning animal. I hope you have a good weekend.
I love how peacful these guys are, they just do there thing and could care less if I was even around.
The wild Elk are grazing at the foot of the mountains in Colorado in early winter. A few snowflakes fall. The fence at the bottom of the mountain was installed to keep wild herds from going into forests where they destroy trees by chewing on the bark.
Flicker friends, stay safe and healthy during these trying times.
With the alignment of a setting sun, steam from the Prismatic Stream and a grazing bison present an opportunity that I couldn't resist
At Langford Lakes (I thought this might make some people smile 😊). The goose is actually in the distance behind the cattle!
Winter sun melts across the landscape as the horses graze quietly in the soft morning light. Covered in a frosty blanket of snow, a visit to Frisland should suffice to warm even the coldest heart to dreams of a White Christmas.
As mentioned yesterday, I'm posting a close up of this pretty gal. She was so kind to create some excitement for our group. We had yet to see a moose and she came at just the right time and place with Denali in the background. This is a day I'll never forget.
There is a pond just across the road of Wonder Lake where this was shot. It was quite the wildlife evening. We saw what must have been a 50 lbs beaver cross the road 10 or 15 feet from us as well as a family of ducks. Some of which you see in the foreground of this picture.
I timed my shot here and held down my shutter as she pulled her head from the water hoping to get the water coming from her mouth. She made her way down the lake grazing on her evening snack. She seemed very comfortable with us standing and staring at her.
To see the light on her face you would never think it's after 10 PM when I shot this. The beauty of those long Alaskan days.