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Cora in the feeding pen (which keeps her from trying to eat the geldings' breakfasts), Cora and the new gang, and a hackberry emperor that landed on her

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We moved Cora from her small single paddock to the barn's largest paddock with its three geldings. Seems to be going OK so far.

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Cora weathered our cold spell well.

I was surprised by a four-nerve daisy.

Money the thoroughbred seems to like Cora.

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Cora and I visited the round pen this morning and then did some grazing, where got to meet the barn cat. Afterward we moved her out of the quarantine pen and into her new paddock. Her new over-the-fence neighbors are Sadie and Mambo.

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Cora seems to be settling into her new home nicely.

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Cora met her new paddock partners, Daisy and Rossi, a bonded older pair. They seem to be getting along fine.

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Cora and her paddock mates Rev and Romeo

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western spotted orbweaver, clouded skipper on morning glory, cora, cardinal jumper, boomer, hobo spider

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morning glory, Cora trying to cadge some of Casper's lunch, a very large jumping spider, and a new obstacle Cora wasn't too sure about

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a sweet new 10-year-old saddlebred gelding, Ferris, will be boarding at the ranch, Cora seems to like him

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robber fly, Cora, carolina mantis,

Casper and Bubbles