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A gray mare has flopped onto her back for a good roll in the grass, legs in the air, while her little bay foal trots past with its tail up, apparently unimpressed. It’s a snapshot of family life in the field, and the foal’s expression makes it.
About this puzzle
Foals learn almost everything by copying their mothers. Within days they’re following her to the best grazing, mimicking how she drinks, and trying out her favorite rolling spot. Watching mum flat on her back like this is a lesson in horse behavior, even if the foal looks like it would rather be elsewhere.
In this photo the mare lies upside down in the left of the frame, her dappled gray coat and dark mane against bright green grass. The chestnut foal stands to the right, all long legs and fuzzy tail, and the field rolls away behind them in a smooth, unbroken green.
How to play
Pick your piece count and start dragging, with a mouse or a fingertip. Pieces that fit snap together and hold. The finished picture is always there to preview, and there’s no clock.
Tips for solving this one
Start with the foal, since its rich brown coat stands out best against the grass. Then build the mare, using her legs and hooves as anchors before filling in the gray body. The grass is one big green field with a few white flowers, so use those as landmarks and finish with the plain green edges.
Common questions
Is it free?
It is. Every puzzle here costs nothing and needs no account.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes. It fits a phone screen, though the wide green field is easier to sort on a tablet.
Can I change the difficulty?
Yes. Set the piece count at the start. A high count turns all that grass into a serious test of patience.
Will it save my progress?
Progress holds while the tab is open. Close it and your next game starts from scratch.
Want a puzzle for the table?
If a box of real pieces sounds better, there are plenty of horse jigsaw puzzles to pick from. Find horse jigsaw puzzles on Amazon.
Photo by Barnabas Davoti on Pexels