During the summer, the cows must’ve been hanging out by the tanks because they sure didn’t come see me much. Yesterday I was heading out to go get my hair cut. I glanced over to the fence and there were the cows. Miss Red always stays behind because she knows I like her the best and I usually find a special treat for her. Yesterday I ran back to the house and cut an apple in half for her.
She’s a little impatient. She’s so afraid the other cows are going to come back and she’ll have to share.
Yum, she loves apples.
A side view reveals that Miss Red is going to have a baby . . probably sooner rather than later.
In fact, according to their owner, they’re all going to have babies soon.
Between the chickens and the cows, I think our animal population is growing!
Judy in Michigan says
So, cows have calves twice a year? or are the days going by very quickly for me?? I never saw a baby bump on a cow before – does the bump extend on the other side too? I obviously didn’t do well in biology. Say Hi to that nice cow for me and thanks for sharing.
Mary Jo says
Should we call her MRS Red now since she is the family way?
Karin says
awww, she looks like such a sweet cow! Can’t wait to see her baby!
leslie cole says
what are the lovely yellow flowers? Are they out because you had rain? Nice to see flowers, ours are all gone, as are the leaves. With the storm coming up for Monday, good to have the leacves gone.
Ann says
those pictures made me laugh thanks
Ann
Linda in NE says
You will just love those cute baby calves.
Doe in Mi says
What a nice cow. When I was growing up on the farm we had cows. Loved them, some were real nice some were nice and one was real mean and scarey. But what always intrigued me and I thought was so neat was the barn cats sleeping on their backs in the winter keeping warm. Smart.
Micki says
She looks down right friendly ! Having babies around should be fun. Good luck with your young’uns . I howled over your toilet paper supply , and the extra fabric stuck in there! I have thought that I collected lots of fabric , but have come to realize that it’s very little by comparison! Thanks for sharing. Micki
Katie in Mn says
Your Mama Moo looks pretty ready. Whan I first noticed pregnant cows I thought that each one would have twins as they got so wide! Plenty of times they did-but when you see how big the carf is when it is born-well, guess they WOULD be get big bellies!
Cheryl says
Love Miss Red! She is beautiful! Had a milk cow some years back and found that they really have unique personalities. Can’t wait until you show pictures of the new baby calf.
Lee says
Thank you for sharing Miss Red with us, I love cows and their looks, and their tongues (except when that tongue is in a pot of water – eww). Glad she’s gonna be a mama !