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Location: Silvretta See, Austria
N.B. I deleted this photo on 12-12-2006 by accident from my photostream. So let's try again.
Taken with my Nikon D70 and 10.5mm f/2.8G Fisheye-lens , on a rainy and wet day at the Silvretta See in Austria. The friendly cow was very curiuos!
Highest position EXPLORE: 26 on Saturday, January 5, 2008
The couple in the next boat were from Stuttgart. They had been sailing on this voyage for several months starting out from the Netherlands. They were 79 years old.... I am a total amateur.
A cow elk wears her warm winter coat in the Wichita Mountains of southwestern Oklahoma. Elk are capable of withstanding the truly brutal cold of the Rocky Mountains; those on the Southern Plains aren't even challenged. And as a bonus they have virtually no predators.
The elk herd in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge has grown to the point annual controlled hunts must be held to keep the herd in balance with its habitat.
Our beautiful world being passed on.
RKO_1815. Early foggy morning capture in the Netherlands. The fog and cows created for a nice moody scenery! Taken with my iPhone!
You don't have to travel far to find the beauty of nature!
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Highland Cow seen in Glasgow`s iconic Pollok Country Park , the park is a fantastic place to visit to see the cow`s
Explore #29 on Jul 16, 2011
Taken on a hiking trip near Lech, Austria.
We just wanted to eat something and found this nice bench, but the cows obviously had a lot of fun with us. We had to flee and go to another bench, but they followed us :-)
Sitting alone in my cabin on a winter day, darkness settling in by 4:30 p.m. and the temperature at -20°F, I started looking through photos taken over the years. It’s good therapy for me. I get to relive all the trips my wife and I took together. I found this photo still sitting in the RAW folder, waiting to be processed, so I thought I’d share the story behind it.
There’s a place south of Delta Junction, Alaska that we loved to hike and camp at. On our first road trip together in 2010, as a new couple, we went there. It’s a two-hour drive from the cabin, and we would go between two and three times a month.
On this evening in late July, we decided to take a late stroll. This was before cancer, before Covid—when life was treating us well. Eddie was very fit for her age. She was 64 when this photo was taken, but she looked like she was in her 50s. She could out-hike me and pushed me to keep up. She was an Alaskan through and through.
We came across a cow moose in a pond, browsing on the vegetation just below the water’s surface. She would bend down, stay underwater for about 30 seconds, then come up dripping and chewing away. She kept one eye on us since we were fairly close, but she knew we weren’t a threat. She stayed in the pond eating while we watched her for as long as the mosquitoes allowed.
The evening was warm, calm, with only a few clouds in the sky. Just Eddie, me, and a cow moose—sharing an Alaskan evening together in the wilderness.
Oh, how I miss those days.
For you, my Eddie. My forever love.
Lancashire, UK
De la boue, deux portails... et une vache curieuse
Schlamm, Dreck, zwei Tore... und eine neugierige Kuh
Not much to say about this just a lonely, little cow on the side of a building. Downtown Las Vegas on Main St in the Arts District. I much prefer this area of Las Vegas to the glitz of the Strip.
The Day the Cow Sneezed, written and illustrated by James Flora. 1957.
I had been looking for this book for a long long time and finally found one on eBay with a price that I could afford: $16! It was a former library book, but no marks or tears inside.
The cover you see here is not from my copy. Mine had those ugly library stickers covering the cow and spine. This cover image is courtesy of Flora's biographer, Irwin Chusid.
More about this book on my blog.