Sweet Dreams

All 5 of our neighbor's horses were laid out near the fence. 

They didn't move a muscle as I approached them with a camera. 

I heard at least two of them softly snoring... 

Their dreams must have been sweet. 

40 degrees and sunny.  How perfect for a little late morning shut-eye.

"Huh?  Who's that?  So, I have hay hair.  What of it, camera lady?"

Curious Pronghorn

We never know what we're going to see when we go out for a ride.  Near the Green River, we came up on a herd of pronghorn (Antilocapra americana). 

They stared at us for awhile, wondering what kind of animal we were.  Though these guys didn't seem interested in running, the pronghorn (also called a pronhorn antelope, or simply an antelope, although it actually isn't of the antelope family) can run up to 60mph and cover close to 8 yards in a single stride.  Wikipedia cites the pronghorn as the second fastest land animal, second only to the cheetah.  They have large eyes with a 320 degree field of vision. 
After a few minutes of keeping a close watch on horses and riders, they moved on, in no particular hurry.