"Meet the Neighbours..." is this week's "Camera Critters" post. If you want to participate, click on the image above.
With all the trees that surround us, we hear these neighbours more than we see them. This week when we saw they were up at the fence, Dave & I took the opportunity to take some photos. They were more than happy to smile for the camera...
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the grass is so green! great pictures. my favorite is the last one.
ReplyDeleteWow! Look at the white spot on the forehead. I wish I could run my fingers over it.
ReplyDeleteOh, look at all that green !!!
ReplyDeleteFor me it was quite an adjustment to move from the green of New Zealand to the desert of Nevada.
Beautiful photos of the horses, especially that 2nd one.
I'm definitely looking at developing my own photos. I have an opportunity to use one of the local school's darkrooms, after Spring Break. Looking forward to it :-)
BTW ... I will definitely send you a blog button...
ReplyDeleteJust have to figure out how to make one first :-) No worries !!
They certainly look like they were loving the attention.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots!
My post is here: Carletta’s Captures.
Aside from cats, horses are the next adorable animal to photograph! Great "Portraits" Enjoy the week!
ReplyDeleteLucky you such handsome neighbors Sandy
ReplyDeleteThey look nice.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to trade neighbors! all of mine are the untamed 2 legged variety - savages really ;)
ReplyDeleteWoww...these pics are really very nice. I wish I had such neighbors too...what fun it must have been.
ReplyDeleteWell, I like the flawless and swaying greenery around.
Waiting to see more such pics from you Manz...Tk care!
Beautiful neighbors! Great shots. Have a great week :)
ReplyDeleteAwww, they look so friendly. Nice job.
ReplyDeleteThese are MY type of neighbors (wanna trade?:)
ReplyDeletenice horses. they seem pleased to see you!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have neighbors like these. Beautiful horses:)
ReplyDeleteThose horses are friendly, but do they like cats???
ReplyDeletePhotos of horses, yep, hád to take a look of course. Dzjee, that is a wonderful place to live. Both for horses and for humans. It looks lovely. No wonder the horses are smiling and looking very relaxed.
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