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Headcanon: Moth ponies are a natural evolution which started millenia ago, with some desperate and unfortunate male breezies that resorted to trying to mate with unsuspecting regular Equestrian mares. Eventually, some of them ended up impregnating several those mares and, voila!


 
This was the origin of the Equestrian saying “Young mare, look out for the breezie, as he's on the fly, to make you dizzy”
 
It's said that nowadays, one can get similar results when trying to cross a changedling (with a D, yes) and a pony.

Headcanon: Moth ponies are a natural evolution which started millenia ago, with some desperate and unfortunate male breezies that resorted to trying to mate with unsuspecting regular Equestrian mares. Eventually, some of them ended up impregnating several those mares and, voila!

This was the origin of the Equestrian saying “Young mare, look out for the breezie, as he's on the fly, to make you dizzy”

Headcanon: Moth ponies are a natural evolution which started millenia ago, with some desperate male breezies that resorted to trying to mate with unsuspecting regular Equestrian mares. Eventually, some of them ended up impregnating several those mares and, voila!

This was the origin of the Equestrian saying “Young mare, look out for the breezie, as he's on the fly, to make you dizzy”

Headcanon: Moth ponies are anatural evolution which started millenia ago, with some desperate male breezies that resorted to trying to mate with unsuspecting regular Equestrian mares. Eventually, some of them ended up impregnating several those mares and, voila!

This was the origin of the Equestrian sayindg “Young mare, look out for the breezie, as he's on the fly, to make you dizzy”

Headcanon: Moth ponies are anatural evolution which started millenia ago, with some desperate male breezies that resorted to trying to mate with unsuspecting regular Equestrian mares. Eventually, some of them ended up impregnating several those mares and, voila!

This was the origin of the Equestrian sayind “Young mare, look out for the breezie, as he's on the fly, to make you dizzy”

Headcanon: Moth ponies are anatural evolution which started millenia ago, with some desperate male breezies that resorted to trying to mate with unsuspecting regular Equestrian mares. ThEventually, some of them ended up impregnating several those mares and, voila!

Headcanon: Moth ponies are an evolution which started onwith desperate male breezies matrying to mate with unsuspecting regular Equestrian mares. They ended up impregnating them and, voila!

Headcanon: Moth ponies are an evolution which started on desperate male breezies mating with unsuspecting regular Equestrian mares. They ended up impregnating them and, voila!