The rugged, yet gentle-faced, wild horses of the southeastern United States make wonderful photographic subjects against an array of backdrops composed of stark sandy dunes, thick maritime forests, the sparkling surf and graceful salt marshes. Enjoy these images, mostly collected from individuals and organizations closely associated with these living legacies of our history.
- Shackleford Banks Wild Horses on the Mud FlatsShackleford Banks wild horses make their way across the tidal mud flats.
- Two Horses on Shackleford BanksTwo horses feeding on marsh grasses on Shackleford Banks in North Carolina
- Two Shackleford Banks Foals MeetTwo Shackleford Banks Foals Meet
- Shackleford Banks Wild HorseA Shackleford Banks wild horse stops for a photo.
- Shackleford Banks Wild Horses Enjoy an Evening SwimShackleford Banks wild horses enjoy swimming and frequently visit nearby islands for food.
- Cumberland Island Wild Horses and Live OaksCumberland Island National Seashore Wild Horses and Moss-Draped Live Oak Trees
- Cumberland Island Band of HorsesFour wild horses gallop away from the beach at Cumberland Island National Seashore.
- Cumberland Island Horses on the DunesCumberland Island Horses Grazing on Dune Grasses
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