Brena has decided that she likes rose hips. Brightly they dot the hedgerows, providing a healthy snack. She seems to be able to avoid the thorns, or perhaps they do not bother her.
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Oh hey! Good reminder- I want to go pick rose hips and make jam with them.
Horses eat the darndest things!
Posted by: Shirley Nicholas | October 11, 2017 at 05:55 PM
As you will see, we have been collecting sloes too. Brena nibbles the sloe bush but doesn't want the fruit - obviously not as nice for a horse as rosehips or hawthorn berries. Such peculiar creatures.
Posted by: WHP | October 22, 2017 at 06:55 PM