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| Reservoir at Painters Flat |
The reservoir was full, the grass tall, flowers were blooming, birds were singing and we were excited to see some horses come in for a drink.
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| Cascade Downingia in and around the water |
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| Water Buttercups |
Looking out across the flat with our binoculars and lenses we guesstimated there were only 75-100 head of cattle but we could only see one dark horse.
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| One Lone Horse |
We could see him off in the distance coming toward the water hole, and he was limping, so we quickly moved further away from the water to be sure he would feel safe enough to get his drink.
Does anyone know the status of the bay horse in the video? Did any organization tend to his medical needs or is he dead by now? It is obvious he was not going to be able to travel far with prey in the area and a wounded, possibly broken bone. I wish I was in a better place to help these animals. Horses saved my life as a child and I cannot do anything for them, except cry for their obvious pain and loss.
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