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Equus ferus caballus
South West Coastal Path - Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall. Native breeds of pony are used as an essential conservation tool helping to keep the coastal slopes good habitats for a wide range of wild flowers, birds and other wildlife. Without grazing these areas can steadily become overgrown and dominated by gorse and blackthorn bushes.
Spotted on Jun 16, 2011
Submitted on Jun 5, 2012
6 Comments
it's great ,i'am happy for you :) will wait for september to se your recolt of spottings until there keep in touch,se you arround :)
Hi Antonio! Thank you : ) Still in England ....taking lots of photos of the flora and fauna, but not able to upload until I return to Thailand in September.
Viv :) you are back :) great news :)
I definitely hope to visit someday! Thanks for the tip about the season :)
Definitely thriving on the South West Coastal Path vegetation Cindy! I would'nt mind living there myself, it's a stunning area ..... on a nice sunny day, not so in the middle of a cold winters storm though.
What beauties! Great information. They sure have swollen bellies :)