Upon looking at this mare you notice her beautifully painted coat. Her coat can be described as a lovely buckskin dun coloration - a sight that can remind one of honey if they look close enough. The subtle lighter dun fur intermixing with the darker hues of buckskin and then it seems someone dumped a paint bucket on her when she was upside down because she is marked with overo markings. These markings cover her front legs completely while a thin sliver creeps up around her forearm and up to the crown and travels down her neck to her cheek and covers a good portion of her muzzle. Towards her loin and dock is a nice splotch that travels down a thin line along her stifle to her gaskin and down to the hindquarters and back of her legs. She also has a small "beauty mark" on her left flank and it drips down near her barrel.

This female has a very nice build - it's one that's a bit stocky to show her power and strength, especially around her hindquarter area and chest and shoulder muscles. Yet, she has a certain slender and elegance to her build - one that allows her to be swift when she does need to flee. She walks with a certain unspoken confidence in herself and she always seems to have a bit of pep in her step. She also stands at a proud height of 16.4 HH, significantly taller than most females, definitely taller than her mother who was only a mere 15.1 HH while her father was much taller - so it's obvious where she got her height from. Now her coat has a bit of scarring from her younger years, she has two major scars : an old healed scar along her right side, it's three long and jagged lines that look quiet deep even though they're healed - she earned that from defending her foal from a bear attack. The other major scar is on the left side of her chest where a bite mark resides - she doesn't like talking about this scar a lot, but it's been with her since she was a filly. And she has littered scars about her body that have a range of stories : scrapes from a cliffside, thorn bushes, hunted by wolves, or even scraping herself in a lake. She doesn't view these scars as ugly or a shameful, they're a testament to her age and a full life she's lived.

This female is more quiet and reserved, she's not one to just waltz up to someone and socialize with them. Rather, someone would have to make the effort to come and talk to her. She's content to graze by herself and just observe the butterflies and other little things of the world. This mare is quite knowledgeable about nature and other things - and she quite enjoys talking about nature to others. This female isn't necessarily shy, but moreso cautious and picky with who she chooses to associate with. She's had past associates betray and burn her trust so this has led her to be quite skeptical when someone wants to be her friend. However, if someone wants to make small talk with her or just talk to her she will politely accept the conversation with them and socialize since they needed, she's not rude like that, but - if she deems your company undesirable she will not associate with you, and she will not entertain conversation with you or if she does it will be rather short. Yes, she may be more of a more reserved nature but she will not be pushed around by anyone - and she isn't afraid to send her teeth or hooves your way if you're making nuisance of yourself.

This female by nature is of a more mild and even-tempered one. Not one to encite arguments - purposefully, start drama or fights, or even raise her voice. She causally watches drama from the background and doesn't interfere with it unless it's dealing with her. However, she can be passive-aggressive when needed - she knows how to make the sarcasm and venom drip from her words but this is mainly reserved for those who have absolutely works her last nerve. This female isn't partial and she just doesn't judge anyone haphazardly - to be deemed unliked by her or someone she'd be passive-aggressive with then you must've done something big to offend her. This female is courageous and rather bold - though she may be on the sidelines more of the time she knows how to matters of importance when the time comes for her to rise to the occasion, she can speak out when needed to and defend someone if they can't defend themselves if she so chooses. She would face danger head on - no matter the cost: whether it be a raging river to save a foal that's drowning, a pack of wolves that's trying to harm a herd member, or even a raging forest fire. Yes, she has the courage to face tremendous trials and she also has the patience and intelligence to not act foolishly when facing them and she can keep a level-head and remain calm and be a source of strength for others even if she doesn't realize she is. She's a very quick thinker and good and analyzing situations and "reading the room" , she can be a rather valuable asset if someone were to instill their trust in her.

When it comes to her children this female is most definitely a fierce creature. She will do anything for them and stop at nothing to protect them from harm. Anyone who makes her child cry or hurts them will feel her fury - no matter the rank or species she will do something to at least get a lick in if she can't do anything immediately to remedy the situation. She is a stern and rather strict creature with her children - teaching them how to behave and what they can and cannot do along with the essential skills they will need to survive. She holds her sons close to her heart as she knows they will leave eventually if they don't settle down within the herd -but, she knows most likely they'll be driven out so she makes sure to especially teach them manners and how to survive so she justified maybe can hold on to them a bit longer. She's also very selective on who her children associate with and this can lead to her being deemed a "helicopter parent" or overbearing however she lets them make their choice of association - yet, she will make suggestions and give hints of her displeasure of them hanging out with the party involved however, when said person gets out of hand then will she make known her children are forbidden from hanging with them. This female is a mother who expects to be listened to and obeyed, and she will not tolerate disobedience from her children and she has very creative punishments for them. While she may be seen as a strict mother, in honesty she just loves them and wants the best and if it takes being a little firm and tough then so be it - however, she's not always this type of parent for them she can be childish and goofy with them but that's only when they have shown themselves to be mature and she knows that they'll follow her wishes.

My Foal

Zeya's legs are still somewhat splotchy with color, light and dark mixing together, but overall have become a kind of gray, changing slightly per leg. Her coat appears like it's going to be a deep, dark rusty-red-brown color, although this may chance as she ages. Nadzeya is hoping it won't, wanting to be dark like her mother and father.

Nadzeya is rather typical for a foal in the fashion that her attention rarely stays on one thing for too long. She's curious about the world she's been thrust into, and has many, many questions about day to day activities and objects. She finds the courage in her brave little heart to wander away from her mother at times to investigate something she's seen.

She's energetic, often running, or jumping, or moving in some way to burn the seemingly endless energy in her body. She also burns energy by playing, an activity she thoroughly enjoys. She'll see if she can convince her mother or siblings to play, or be something of a nuisance until she gets her energy burned off.

Despite often being kind and loving, Zeya hasn't exactly developed her filter yet. She does her best to only say what she's meant to, but she finds herself blurting her thoughts out quite often. Regardless, she is learning, and listens attentively whenever her mother tells her things or gives her guidance. Nadzeya is perhaps the definition of a Mama's Girl. Her mothers word is law, and she upholds it to the best of her ability.