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Konik Ponies - Two together -Norfolk Broads National Park-Norfolk-England- Breed originated in ancient lowland farm areas in Poland- Konik means small horse in Polish-Direct descendant of the wild European forest horse or Tarpan that once roamed
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Konik Ponies - Two together -Norfolk Broads National Park-Norfolk-England- Breed originated in ancient lowland farm areas in Poland- Konik means small horse in Polish-Direct descendant of the wild European forest horse or Tarpan that once roamed
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Konik Ponies - Two together
Norfolk Broads National Park, Norfolk, England
Breed originated in ancient lowland farm areas in Poland, direct descendant of the wild European forest horse or Tarpan that once roamed across Europe and is now extinct. Used widely in Europe to manage wetlands by keeping land open and improve habitat for certain wildlife, graze on weeds, reeds, rushes and other plants. Conservation grazing projects use these ponies to improve habitat for bitterns, corn crakes, spoonbills and other species
John Cancalosi
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Konik Ponies - A Tale of Wild Friendship and Conservation
EDITORS COMMENTS
. In this print by John Cancalosi, we witness a heartwarming moment between two Konik Ponies in the Norfolk Broads National Park. These adorable creatures, direct descendants of the extinct Tarpan horse that once roamed Europe's forests, have found their purpose in managing wetlands and improving habitats for various wildlife species. As they graze on weeds, reeds, rushes, and other plants, these ponies play a vital role in conservation grazing projects. Their efforts benefit magnificent birds like bitterns, corn crakes, spoonbills, and many others who rely on open land to thrive. But it's not just their ecological contributions that make them special; it's also their deep bond with one another. In this close-up shot capturing their affectionate interaction face-to-face, we can almost feel the warmth emanating from their friendship. It seems as if they are sharing secrets or even exchanging kisses! These Konik Ponies remind us that true friendships know no boundaries – not even those set by different species. They teach us about unity and cooperation while showcasing the beauty of nature's interconnectedness. So let this enchanting image serve as a reminder to cherish our friends – both old and new – regardless of our differences. And may we all find inspiration in these remarkable Konik Ponies as they continue to leave hoofprints of love across Europe's breathtaking landscapes!
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