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| tinky19. 03. 2020 15:20:26 |
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| tinky20. 03. 2020 15:28:30 |
What are they talking about?
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| darinka421. 03. 2020 11:26:52 |
I don't know its name. But it was hungry.
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| turbo21. 03. 2020 17:18:40 |
Male? Did you peek under his tail? 
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| ločanka21. 03. 2020 17:23:40 |
I judged it by the color
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| TamaraTP22. 03. 2020 06:45:47 |
When the bumblebee is grazing...
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| darinka422. 03. 2020 17:14:16 |
Bora also here. But doesn't bother the donkeys.
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| ločanka22. 03. 2020 17:42:41 |
aren't those ponies ?
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| darinka422. 03. 2020 17:58:54 |
Left one looks more pony-like. Right one is a crossbreed.
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| darinka422. 03. 2020 18:47:21 |
Pikica 1 thanks for the comprehensive explanation.
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| pikica122. 03. 2020 18:57:46 |
Oh, a trifle @darinka4  a few years ago I watched a show about these horses. Only nice things they said about them. Among other things also that due to their special gait and calm nature they are very suitable for riding by children with motor difficulties.
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| turbo22. 03. 2020 19:00:33 |
ločanka, darinka4 and pikica1
Since we're just on the subject of horses. And since these are times when laughter is scarce.
When girls are young, they dream of a prince on a white horse. When they grow up, they often get just a horse, and that one isn't even white
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| darinka45. 04. 2020 18:15:54 |
Today my wish came true. What a beauty. He even stopped and waited for me to photograph him. Twice.
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| ločanka5. 04. 2020 18:29:36 |
Just don't go photograph him in another municipality
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| darinka45. 04. 2020 18:55:18 |
Well no, this one is really ours. That's exactly why he let me photograph him.
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| andi214. 04. 2020 14:16:00 |
I'll write it here so I don't bother our Golava. I've already stuck a topic about neighboring hiking points under it.
reply to user j.: True, wild boars churn up the ground like that, usually making an even bigger mess I'm no special hero in contact with wild boars, so I've already climbed a tree. Not because of their behavior (in this case mom with young), but because of my fear and protection (the encounter became quite unpleasant because I surprised them in thicket and steep slope and mom started circling my location and decisively chasing me away). Although they are the wild version, it's similar to the domestic pig, an intelligent animal that usually judges for itself if you're dangerous to it, so I rather don't underestimate it. Mostly they retreat quickly and you only see their shadow among low bushes. Usually I encounter animals during the day because as a hobby I explore remote natural areas (there such encounters are probably more frequent and you often run into entire herds of game). But since the mentioned part I described at Golava is really wilderness where paths are often missing (in steep slope it's hard to find a suitable location to retreat) or there's an extensive hidden hunting feeder that animals are used to, I preferred to write a warning in advance. Regards
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| exwannabe14. 04. 2020 14:22:56 |
I'll move it from Golava here too, where the debate about wild boars really belongs more.
So far we've had quite a few fleeting encounters with wild boars but without problems. We stopped a bit, they continued their way. But they are really fast animals and if they run it feels like the ground is shaking. A few days ago we met three wild pigs with about 10-12 tiny piglets on Golovec. There are quite a few also around Krim.
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