lying
5 photos and 1 illustration tagged lying, from 5 members of Flickr Commons.
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ca_20150131_023 from Costică Acsinte uploaded January 2015
CA_20131118_021 from Costică Acsinte uploaded November 2013
Palmer's Mystery Hike No. 2 from Powerhouse Museum uploaded April 2009
[Guernsey cow or calf lying on the ground] (LOC) from The Library of Congress uploaded January 2008
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Lawyer Steve Natelson, Who Lives near Taos, New Mexico Relaxes on the Bed of His Experimental Home Built of Empty Steel Beer and Soft Drink Cans.
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- Raspy Discovery said:
[Guernsey cow or calf lying on the ground] (LOC)
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artpease said:
Pretty young - a yearling or first calf heifer
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laci_danielle said:
This also reminds me of being at home. Where I am from there are a lot of cows. People raise cows. What is interesting about this picture is that by just looking at it you don't know this picture was taken in the 1940's like the other pictures do. If you weren't told then you probably wouldn't know.
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midwestjournal said:
Beef cattle are fleshed out better - this breed is a milk cow, which tend to look thinner and boney. The pasture looks to be under continuous grazing, not uncommon for the 1940's - you can tell by how cropped most of the pasture looks, with a clump of weeds they won't touch is much higher. Guernsey are known for being very docile and easy to raise.