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Portrait of a donkey on farm.
country man riding a mule
A donkey stands on a grassy hill, surrounded by ducks and llamas, overlooking a serene landscape.
Focus on one of the white donkeys, while the out-of-focus one appears in one of the corners, on a sunny day.
An animal horse is tied to a fence on a farm.
Donkey in the countryside
L'âne de la famille des équidés est un mammifère herbivore. Il est plus petit que le cheval. Le petit est un ânon . On nomme le mâle reproducteur baudet et la femelle ânesse. The donkey of the equine family is a herbivorous mammal. It is smaller than the horse. The little one is a donkey. The breeding male donkey and the female donkey are named.
The photo is of a burro in  Copper Canyon Mexico.
donkeys in the stable
A landscape, with donkeys, on the historic Postal Route between Fraserburg and Sutherland in the Northern Cape Karoo. Monochrome
A donkey walks quietly in the pasture of his farm. In the background, several donkeys stand under a metal roof, sheltering from the sun.
A donkey portrait isolated on natural background
Animals in the enclosure of the farm, sunny day
Thin pack animals in a dirty holding area
one horse in Petra in Jordan
Wild Donkeys in Hatta, United Arab Emirates.
Also called the Onager at Willass Sanctuary in Little Rann Of Kutch, Gujarat
Common wall lizard (Podarcis muralis)
Images of Llubi village. Mallorca Island.
Horseback rider walking by white horse on a farm, giving instructions
Donkey - profile
Burro grazing in green field in central Montana in western USA.
Arabian Horse field
Pastoral setting in a field of little daisies
A Somali wild donkey (Equus africanus somaliensis) in front of a fence
The wild burro or donkey originated with the African Wild Ass (Equus africanus), a member of the horse family Equidae.  It was domesticated and used as a working animal for at least 5000 years.  In the 1500’s, the donkey was introduced to the American Southwest by the Spaniards.  Subsequently they have been used as pack animals by prospectors and ranchers.  At the end of the mining era, many escaped or were turned loose.  With their ability to survive the harsh desert conditions, they formed wild herds and thrived.  Today, Arizona has most of the wild burro population in the United States.  Wild burros have long ears, a short mane and vary in color.  The most common color is gray with a white muzzle and white belly.  They are less than 4 feet tall and an adult will weigh about 500 pounds.  The burro herd at Homolovi is feral and showed up in the park in the early 2000’s.  This burro was photographed while grazing at Homolovi State Park near Winslow, Arizona, USA.
Donkeys with their foals on a ranch paddock in the sun, horizontal.
An adorable, small iguana perches on the tip of a rock, sunbathing on a beautiful day in Central Oregon.
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