Dr. M is posting for me while I cook! (he cooked last night, and bought me pizza the night before, and...)
Puppy-cow daycare!
Cows stare at Dr. M
"Ebony and ivory..." And still staring at Dr. M
Our resident bunny!
Staring at Dr. M
Happy Hump Day!
Happy hump day to you as well.
ReplyDeleteI see cows next door each morning....and love watching the babies. Our neighbors have added two Brahmas this week and I am looking forward to getting to know them. Loved the bunny. Happy Thursday!
ReplyDeletethere's a house near me that recently fenced their property and now they have a couple of three cows in their yard.
ReplyDeleteYou're lucky in the amount of wildlife you have to photograph.
ReplyDeleteOhio is a lush, rural place, apart from the cities. Wild Ohio is quite the spectacle!
DeleteLook at that bunny. So cute.
ReplyDeleteLove the bunny! I see one now and then, but not often. I suspect they're more common away from the water. We're a little short on nice hiding places, especially shrubbery. "Ebony and ivory" is perfect for those calves.
ReplyDeleteI don't have much luck getting bunny pics...they are just too skittish. The cow in the second picture is definitely SAYING something!
ReplyDeleteYears ago back in my hometown a cow got loose and went on a fairly long trek through the county. The three day adventure for the cow made the local newspaper and only ended when it walked in front of a semi doing sixty.
ReplyDeleteAs sad as that sounds, I looked at that paper online a couple of days ago and given the gang and drug stories that dominated the cow was actually a happy, good-old days kind of event.
Cows are so funny, how they just stare like that. I never get the sense there's a whole lot going on behind those blank eyes!
ReplyDeleteMoooooo. . . Hop, hop hop!
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