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Guest Cows Page 8
Laura is Madoncows -- and cows like her, too. Here are some pictures of two fine Holsteins at Leighton Hall Farm, who are a bit curious...
Peaceful cows
Who has come to visit us?
You wouldn't happen to have any food, would you?
Earlier, Clive sent some pictures his wife Laura took of cows at Coley Park Farm in Reading, Berkshire, UK:
Bovine View
Cows at Coley Park Farm
Don't interrupt my grazing!
Hmmm, what's good over here?
Sydney sent a couple of cute pictures. She writes, "The 1st picture is my newest 4-H calf. Her name is Scarlett and she was born this past Feburary.
The 2nd picture is of my 4yr old cow Nellie, my other 4-H cow, in our pasture one morning."
Scarlett
Nellie
Clive shares photos his wife Laura took of cows at Coley Park Farm. He writes,
"The farm is by her Granddad's in Reading Berkshire UK. It was once a very large Manor house and estate, the farm being called Coley Park Farm. The Estate and farm are alas no more, but the land is rented to a farmer friend of ours, Newlands Farm several miles away, who uses the land to summer some of his stock."
A peaceful day at Coley Park Farm
What is this?
Hey, what's going on?
Room for me?
And...
Sneaking around to see what's happening...
Do you think there's room for me, too?
The crowd now wants to join in
How many of us will fit in now?
Clive sent pictures his wife Laura took at Annetts Farm in Farringdon,
Hampshire, UK. There used to be an old railway embankment and bridge over the
road. In recent years, the bridge was removed and the farmer dug out the bridge
abutments, but left the embankment. You can see an example below.
The view is fine from up here
We're curious about you
We'd like to come out
We really want to come out
Finding some shade
Lone Cow
Cow gazing
Rose shares pictures taken in Gloucestershire, England:
Belted Galloways
A Winter's Day
Louisa sent a picture of a very handsome, rescued veal calf, all grown up now.
Courage
Copyright 2010, Louisa Harvey
Clive sent some photos that his wife Laura took at Annetts Farm in Farringdon,
Hampshire, UK. These are Herefords.
Giridhari lives in India. He and his wife have some bovines and also help to take care of
street cows in their town. Take a look at their website,
careforcows.org.
I'm curious about you!
Cute little one
Relaxing cows and calf
Jacques emailed this photo:
A Dutch Cow
Sydney writes that the following is a picture of her and Nellie
at the Butler Farm show in Butler, PA. Nellie is a 2 year old, and
did well in the 4H show and Open.
Sydney with Nellie
Red Ribbon
Paul shares this picture of an "oreo cookie" cow:
Belted Galloway
"lagerquist" emailed this fun photo of an Australian Shepherd and some Angus
Heifers:
Sadie and the Girls
Betsy
sent some photos of two of her cow paintings:
Billy
12"x16", oil
Copyright 2008, Betsy Masi
Coming and Going
16"x20", chalk pastel
(in matte to fit 20"x24" frame)
Copyright 2009, Betsy Masi
Laura (madoncows) emailed these two pictures of little 4-month old bovines
under her care:
We want our food
We really want our food!
Megan sent the following photos:
Eli, 2008 show steer
Max, 2009 Athens County Fair show steer
Mary Kay is an artist, and she says, "I have been painting in oils for four
years, so I'm relatively new at this. Animals are my passion, always have been,
so it was ony natural that they are my favorite subject. I donate paintings
to Farm Sanctuary every year for their auction, along with other smaller
advocacy groups. That is my goal, to make a difference in how we view and
treat our fellow beings. I hope to create something others enjoy viewing."
You can find her paintings and purchase them on her website,
www.marykayarcher.com.
Insight
Oil, 11x14 inches
Devotion
Oil, 8x10 inches
Eryn sent in this picture of her cow Midnight. Midnight is a Black Angus
heifer, and Eryn is raising her for her 4-H project next year.
Just 6 weeks old
Laura shares this photo and asks, "So how much did that baby carrier cost then?"
Bovine Baby Carrier
Sydney emailed a picture of herself and her show heifer Nellie:
At the Big Butler Fair in Butler, PA
Kara sent a photo of this lovely moo:
Princess Lily loves to play dress-up!
Charles emailed this wonderful picture taken in north east Florida:
Beautiful Cows
Tim sent pictures of his friend Audrey's Lincoln Town cow car
(photos are on the Cow Themed Stuff Page), and here is
Betty, who was the inspiration:
The lovely Betty
Ceira emailed some pictures of her moos. The first one is JJ. She says,
"He is so sweet and adorable! He is now 2 months and 2 days old." The other
is Bear. "Bear was the first cow that I ever bottle raised. He is so sweet and loving. He comes up to anyone that comes to pet him. He is about 2 years now and is very big and cute. I love him to death."
JJ in the hay
I am sooo cute!
Bear is very friendly 
And hungry
Nat sent these pictures of his new calf, Angus. Angus is a Simmental X Freisan, and
he will be a riding steer like Tuff (see below) one day. Nat and Angus are at
Lincoln University. Nat was born in Bakewell, Derbyshire and moved to Lincolnshire
a long time ago. As for Angus... he too was born in Bakewell, Derbyshire (purchased
by the university stockman), and moved to Lincolnshire. What a coincidence!:
Angus with his new gymball
Is it really mine?!
Alyssa in Ohio emailed some photos:
Best of Friends
Gentle Giant
Lining Up
Paula sent pictures of her two year old Holstein riding steer, Tuff Stuff:
Closeup
I'm Friendly!
Hmm, what's this?
Posing in my Christmas gear
We like to ride
Having fun together
I'm getting dressed up as a horse!
In my horse costume
Betsy shares some of her sketches of cows. You can see more of her artwork at
Betsy's Cows.
Sydney in Pennsylvania sent a picture of her little sister and her Brown Swiss,
Nellie. Nellie got a second place at a recent show.
A Prize Winner
Liz shares some photos of her moos:
In the Barn
Late Munching
Under Shelter
Friends Hanging Out
At the State Fair -- A Butter Sculpture
How to
contact us
to send us your cow pictures.
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