Miles Smith Farm of Loudon, NH, introduced a few of their Scottish Highland Cattle herd this morning to graze at Emery Farm in Durham. The cows were clearly very excited about the new spring grass.
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Dear Cozette,
These are lovely pictures. The last image of the cow looking at you would, I think, have caused me to at least take a step or two back! I hope this note finds you well.
Todd
Thanks, Todd!
It was a fun morning watching the cows. They wanted very little to do with us humans, they were much more interested in the grass!
Cozette
Those cows have a lot of personality! I’ll bet they like a change of scenery. It must be stimulating for them to be in a new place with new things to eat and look at. We will certainly enjoy looking at them . Thank you!