There's something about seeing everybody lined up along her fence...
...that drives Smooch into an absolute frenzy.
It's almost like she has to show off for the crowd.
George: I get tired just watching her.
Lucy: Me, too.
George didn't take kindly to being used as Lucy's head rest and stomped off.
For those of you wondering how donkeys speak with their tails, I present exhibit A:
Lucy was surprised that he would use such language.
That makes sense. Horses swish their tails for various reasons and one of them is in annoyance. Interesting. :)
ReplyDeleteLove Lucy's reaction. Now if we could just bottle Smooch's energy, I'm a buyer.
ReplyDeletebrahahahah love that tail talk.... and smooch is a getting it.... i am wondering if they are standing there just to irritate smooch... i like the first shot
ReplyDeletebecause i can see the different sizes of all three, which for some reason i never noticed before.
Your animals are so entertaining. I loved the video of the tail switch and the ear flip.
ReplyDeleteLaurie
In all my years around horses, I spent so much time assessing body language in the herd so I could be safe around them (no sense getting kicked in the head if the kick is meant for another horse). I never once paid any attention to tails, but now feel certain that I was missing out on vital information. The last photo(s) is so cool!
ReplyDeleteThank funny! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteVery clever! YOU as a blogger and George as a 'fast talker'.
ReplyDelete:) body language
ReplyDeletesweet Lucy! why is George reacting like this? it was not aggressive, and he accepts it from Alan
ReplyDeleteI would have guessed gas.... Jus sayin'
ReplyDeleteToo stinkin' funny!!
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