Gorgeous Serenbe day!  Signs of spring are everywhere and people are taking advantage of it.  Are you?  

Tress are budding and grasses are greening.

And downtown Serenbe has horses parading.

Petey is growing and thriving!  He loves ear scratches and face rubs.  Have you been by to see him yet?  He’s by the Inn.

This is his twin, I do believe.  Happy happy!

You did good, Serenbe mama.  Your babies are well and happy.

Stonewall is looking forward to spring and succulent grasses.

I love his scruffy forehead and kind eyes.  He has the greatest ears and always welcomes an ear scratch.  

Sweet pony-mule.  I think this is Moe but we would have to ask Ashley to be certain.  I wonder where May is?  I’ve never seen them apart, but she could be just over the hill behind Moe.  He is very curious of Pedro and me.

And of course I had to stop and see Gus!  I rubbed him behind the ears and he loved every minute of it.  Have you met him yet?  Have you?

“Come visit me, friends!  I’m lonely.  Come scratch my ears and I’ll reward you with fanciful pig grunts.”

I was happy to catch a quick shot of the elusive red-headed woodpecker.  A gorgeous bird. He gave me an arial show as if in celebration of spring.

The black vultures where gathered by the hogs, cleaning up their leftovers.  Vultures are a wonderful gift to the world, keeping decay at bay.  I love watching them and I appreciate their power of flight and their service of cleanliness.

The vulture on the fencepost is drying her wings in the sun to help bake off bacteria.  This stance is called the horaltic pose.  It reminds me of Phoenix rising.

Vultures almost always fly in flocks and this pair put on quite a show for me… or perhaps the show was for each other.  It is mating season after all.

“Come on out, Folks!  Spring is here.  There are places to go and critters to see.  Follow me!”

Happy Spring, friends!