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White-faced calves in the rain

Old Midland Rd., Klamath County, Oregon.
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Andy Rodker said:

I hope your love is reciprocated!
Fine shot!
8 years ago

Diane Putnam replied to Andy Rodker:

I don't imagine it is, Andy, but I could butter them up with some fresh alfalfa. Thank you for the star!
8 years ago

tiabunna said:

So do I. For obvious reasons they're known as "baldies" here.
8 years ago

Diane Putnam replied to tiabunna:

Just looked this up and discovered we call them that, too! I had no idea. A quote from the website: "The Black Baldy is generally known for docility and good nature, though not for intelligence." Are there any cattle known for intelligence?
8 years ago

Andy Rodker replied to Diane Putnam:

Perhaps.
My great aunt had a cow in her Cornish field called Moossec. My French school exchange partner (we would have been about 14) was studying Camus at school and had a copy of 'L'etranger' with him. He used to read Moossec a few paragraphs (in French) at a time and was convinced that she was chewing the cud with him in a most existentialist manner! :o)
8 years ago

Diane Putnam replied to Andy Rodker:

Hahahahaaa! Even I don't know how to chew in an existentialist manner! Very impressive cow, indeed. ;-b
8 years ago