I'm not sure if these two were simply enjoying each other's company or staying close for the warmth.
Moo-ving Nativity
(PHILADELPHIA) — A cow in Philadelphia apparently wanted to be away from the manger, as it escaped twice Thursday morning from a church’s live nativity scene. Stormy, a 7-year-old brown and white Hereford, was back munching hay at Old First Reformed Church of Christ by 7:15 a.m. after two sets of adventures on snowy downtown… via …
Fields of Memories
Stop, look, appreciate life along the road.
The Meadow Goes ‘Moo’
via Rose in the North Riverside Pasture — The Wilden Marsh Blog
3 Cows Stranded After New Zealand Earthquake Are Rescued
Three cows that were left stranded on a tiny, elevated island in New Zealand following an earthquake have been rescued after spending a full day marooned. The animals’ owner led them to safety on Tuesday by creating a passageway once the area was deemed stable from landslides, according to CNN. “It was a difficult exercise,”… via …
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BBC News: Cow escapes Australian cattle ship and swims for freedom
Looks like Cow No. 4 of New Brunswick has successfully spread the secret of how to swim to freedom. Cow escapes Australian cattle ship and swims for freedom - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-37984509
One Quarter of California Is Now Free of Drought — TIME
This is great news for farmers, retailers and consumers! SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A heavy dousing of autumn rain in Northern California has lifted a quarter of the state out of drought, the highest percentage in more than three years, according to a new federal report. Water officials who oversaw mandatory water conservation by cities …
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Cow No.4, where are you: of swimming cows & wayward steers (Green Acres 2016 style)
It may be Halloween today, but recent events in the bovine world may convince you it's really April Fools Day (or a bovine conspiracy)!Let's start with events on Oromocto Island (New Brunswick). Cow No. 4 (perhaps she should be called 'Double O something') decided that life on the island summer pasture was just not that exciting. …
The Northern Herper 