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  • ABIGAIL'S PORTFOLIO<br />
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© Equus ferus- Wild Horse Photography 2015 <br />
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    Ginger Stallion
  • Assateague Island National Park Reserve Collection<br />
Assateague Island is home to approximately 90 wild ponies. The horses are split into two main herds, one on the Virginia side and one on the Maryland side of Assateague. They are separated by a fence at the Virginia/Maryland State line. These herds have divided themselves into bands of two to twelve animals and each band occupies a home range. The National Park Service manages the Maryland herd. The Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company owns and manages the Virginia herd, which is allowed to graze on Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge, through a special use permit issued by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The permit restricts the size of the herd to approximately 150 adult animals in order to protect the other natural resources of the wildlife refuge. It is the Virginia herd which is often referred to as the "Chincoteague" ponies.<br />
© Equus ferus- Wild Horse Photography ®<br />
"Sharing wild horses with the world"<br />
© Karen McLain Studio <br />
"Go there, paint that" ®<br />
http://www.equusferus.com/<br />
http://www.karenmclain.com
    By the Sea
  • Assateague Island National Park Reserve Collection<br />
Assateague Island is home to approximately 90 wild ponies. The horses are split into two main herds, one on the Virginia side and one on the Maryland side of Assateague. They are separated by a fence at the Virginia/Maryland State line. These herds have divided themselves into bands of two to twelve animals and each band occupies a home range. The National Park Service manages the Maryland herd. The Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company owns and manages the Virginia herd, which is allowed to graze on Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge, through a special use permit issued by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The permit restricts the size of the herd to approximately 150 adult animals in order to protect the other natural resources of the wildlife refuge. It is the Virginia herd which is often referred to as the "Chincoteague" ponies.<br />
© Equus ferus- Wild Horse Photography ®<br />
"Sharing wild horses with the world"<br />
© Karen McLain Studio <br />
"Go there, paint that" ®<br />
http://www.equusferus.com/<br />
http://www.karenmclain.com
    Foal 2
  • Assateague Island National Park Reserve Collection<br />
Assateague Island is home to approximately 90 wild ponies. The horses are split into two main herds, one on the Virginia side and one on the Maryland side of Assateague. They are separated by a fence at the Virginia/Maryland State line. These herds have divided themselves into bands of two to twelve animals and each band occupies a home range. The National Park Service manages the Maryland herd. The Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company owns and manages the Virginia herd, which is allowed to graze on Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge, through a special use permit issued by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The permit restricts the size of the herd to approximately 150 adult animals in order to protect the other natural resources of the wildlife refuge. It is the Virginia herd which is often referred to as the "Chincoteague" ponies.<br />
© Equus ferus- Wild Horse Photography ®<br />
"Sharing wild horses with the world"<br />
© Karen McLain Studio <br />
"Go there, paint that" ®<br />
http://www.equusferus.com/<br />
http://www.karenmclain.com
    Chevron
  • Assateague Island National Park Reserve Collection<br />
Assateague Island is home to approximately 90 wild ponies. The horses are split into two main herds, one on the Virginia side and one on the Maryland side of Assateague. They are separated by a fence at the Virginia/Maryland State line. These herds have divided themselves into bands of two to twelve animals and each band occupies a home range. The National Park Service manages the Maryland herd. The Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Company owns and manages the Virginia herd, which is allowed to graze on Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge, through a special use permit issued by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The permit restricts the size of the herd to approximately 150 adult animals in order to protect the other natural resources of the wildlife refuge. It is the Virginia herd which is often referred to as the "Chincoteague" ponies.<br />
© Equus ferus- Wild Horse Photography ®<br />
"Sharing wild horses with the world"<br />
© Karen McLain Studio <br />
"Go there, paint that" ®<br />
http://www.equusferus.com/<br />
http://www.karenmclain.com
    Highlights