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: Mustang Wild Horse - Stallion running across high


Mustang Wild Horse - Stallion running across high

Mustang Wild Horse - Stallion running across high mountain meadow (Equus caballus). Pryor Mountains, Montana, Western USA. Summer

Picture No
10763368
Media ID
42864074
Size
5216px x 3477px (2.1MB)
Credit
©Tom & Pat Leeson / www.ardea.com
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Picture No
10763368
Contributor Ref
TOM-751

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