and stroked the patient beasts in their pastures
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30 comments:
That looks like some soft grass. Now, if only that rain would stop.
They look so easygoing enjoying the beautiful green grass.Cute friends!
:)
Léia and little LUNA
The lush green against the animals rich brown makes a terrific photo. They are beautiful, aren't they?
Something is out of kilter. We haven't had rain in what seems months. It's just hot and steamy. So please send some of your showers down our way, and have a great day!
They have lots of grass available to eat.
During our recent trip to Yosemite I got a photo of a deer with rain drops on his nose.
They have such lovely faces Brattcat, but I wouldn't want to get in the way of those horns!
Love the composition and the contrasts here . . .beautiful, brattcat.
Rain, please, soak the impatient humans around here!
What's the name of those lovely ladies?they seem to find practical to sit on the table...
They look content to sit in the tall grass and soak up the rain.
a brilliant image!
I got rained out of a golf game today and it looks like it is going to be hanging around for most of the week. But, it did give you a good photo.
Are these Highland cattle? Evoke nostalgic memories.
duyh...they're rather taciturn creatures and didn't offer up any information voluntarily but judging by their appearance i'd wager highland cattle is precisely what they are.
They look so content in that soft green grass!
Thursday I'm going back to see some newborn horses and a baby bull! :)
V
Those sweet faces look grateful for the rain.
And oh yes, Naomia ALWAYS has mischief in her eyes!
Are there still more cows in Vermont than people?
No, Clueless, there are more humans than cows in Vermont. But Vermont does have the highest ration of cows-to-humans of any state in the union.
that's "ratio" not "ration".
That makes sense. I was told that if cows are lying (laying?) down in a field that means it will rain.
Or maybe it was if they were standing up.
Whatever. The rains sure greened things up nicely.
It did not rain in Stone Creek at 2 pm. Two miles away we drove into such a thunderstorm we could not see anything. Then it rained in Stone Creek. Then it stopped.
It's now bright, sunny and hot!
cute little cows
You have Angus!!! How lucky! Love them!
They seem relaxed. I was out trying to sohot some photo of Scottish Highland cattle last week, but they were too lazy to be bothered.
Very wise face.
Many many beautiful greens on your blog....lovely photographs!!
Rich, sensuous green... Love these guys who look quite relaxed
Bises,
Genie
Very cute scene ....
Beautiful creatures.
I like cow pictures and this is an excellent one. Are they Highlands cows visiting New England?
What a great capture wonderfully composed.
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