Jeanne Warren
The golden glow of these palomino beauties will warm your soul! I’m moved by the ways horses communicate so intimately, as in the soft touch of their noses, which just happens to be my favorite petting spot.
Horses (equus caballus) use all of their senses for communication. With their voices they can whinnie, nicker, snort, or squeal. But they also talk with a sniff, nuzzle, a shared act of grooming, or in the way they move their bodies.
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