It took me a minute before I saw what had him all in a huff.
Ten vultures on the fence. No wonder he was worked up. As I walked down to snap pictures, they began to fly away.Zip then did a celebratory gallop about the pasture. Birds beware. This horse doesn't want you on his fenceline!
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Must have been something good to eat to gather that many birds.I enjoy seeing them, fun to see them in group like this.
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ReplyDeleteThank you.
Hugs
BShell
Great pictures you show. Wishing you a great Thursday :) Hanne Bente
ReplyDeleteGreat pics, Lisa, and I don't blame Zip for fussing about the vultures!!!
ReplyDeletePoor Zip that would have frightened me too:) B
ReplyDeleteI don't blame him. That is a lot of vultures!
ReplyDeleteHow funny that he was so observant and it got your attention. Go away you vultures! I really don't like it when they hang around either to be honest.
ReplyDeletePtetty horse! !! Have a great day
ReplyDeleteSmart Horse ~ protecting the property ~ Lovely horse and great shots ~ thanks, ^_^ (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures :)
ReplyDelete"That's my fence, Birdie... YOU stay OFF of it."
ReplyDeleteCute one, Lisa.
Hugs,
Betsy
Then vultures is definately something to snort about!
ReplyDeleteIt took me a while to see them in that picture. How funny.
ReplyDeleteZip says I'm not ready to go yet! Lol. Great post, Lisa! xoxo
ReplyDeleteHow dare those vultures harass beautiful, Zip! Glad you chased them off.
ReplyDeleteha, i'm laughing at nancy's comment...i was thinking the same thing lol
ReplyDeletehmmmm, i wonder what those vultures were up to. something must have drawn them in!!
ReplyDeletepoor zip....i'd be huffin' & puffin' too!!
my horses don't mind them much, but my dogs HATE them. raise cain whenever they're perched around.
ReplyDeletep.s. Zim says 'HI ZIP!'
ReplyDeleteThat's hilarious, horses are so sweet. Sometimes that get scared like a children from foreign things.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thursday to you. LOL Zip is a little territorial ay?
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures. I like that horse.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great story in photos! And no wonder he was all in a huff!
ReplyDeletewhat a gorgeous "guard horse"!!
ReplyDeleteI don't blame him. I don't like them either.
ReplyDeleteZip is a good watch horse--and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteVultures hanging around would get me all worked up too!
ReplyDelete10 vultures! I am afraid that would have creeped me out also. Good for Zip for alerting you.
ReplyDeleteThat is so sweet that you shooed them away and he danced around!!! I took a good look before I scrolled any further and did spot a vulture. Why would they even be there? Gives me the creeps.
ReplyDeleteWhen I see vultures gathered, I always stop and count to see everyone is on their feet...or at least breathing!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyable post, Lisa.
pretty horse! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat shots.
ReplyDeleteHe's a clever and beautiful horse.
Thanks for hosting.
Mette
Zip knows what he likes and doesn't like. :)
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful setting and horse!
ReplyDelete10 vultures = creepy! I'm sure Zip was very appreciative of his mama running them off!
ReplyDeleteJojo says Zip is a pretty horse!
ReplyDeleteZip doesn't want those strangers hanging around!
ReplyDeleteTEN vultures...just keep moving Zip and they won't come for you!! ;-)
ReplyDelete10 vultures?! That is quite a lot! No wonder he was in a huff!
ReplyDeleteI don't blame Zip for snorting. I get a little creeped out when I see more than one or two at a time. :)
ReplyDeleteZip is very observant! You can hardly seem the vultures in the first pic. Very pretty horse you have there!
ReplyDeleteThose big birds do look kinda scary sometimes! And noisy!
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tweedles
I'd be snorting and prancing to fend off vultures like Zip! Great captures. I love Rural Thursdays despite my slow ability to link up. Thanks for hosting Lisa!
ReplyDeleteNo wonder he was all stirred up. I don't like those birds my self. I am sure they had a meal around the area.
ReplyDeleteThat's funny! I'm sure my dogs would had been barking their little heads off if those were in our yard.
ReplyDeletePoor Zip, it would have given me the creeps too!
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