The Oreo cows - seems like they should be dunking in a great big pond full of milk...
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A collection of notes and photos - most of them taken at our home on Lake Gaston, North Carolina. Pets & wildlife are my favorite photo subjects. Visit my Lakeview Aviary website for info and more photos about my indoor finch aviary.
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My favorite blogs:
- 10,000 Birds
- A DC Birding Blog
- Beginning to Bird
- Bill of the Birds
- BirdChick
- Blue Lizard Birding Blog
- Born Again Bird Watcher
- Hasty Brook
- Jeff Gyr's Birding Blog
- Journey Through Grace
- Julie Zickefoose
- Laura's Birding Blog
- Leica
- Mary's View
- Somewhere in NJ
- Stokes Birding Blog
- Susan Gets Native
- The Hawk Owl's Nest
- Wildbird on the Fly
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- Better than a Roomba
- The allure of Lake Gaston
- Fungi
- Calcium for the lactose intolerant
- Titmouse dinner
- The literate squirrel
- A sense of style
- Stranger Danger
- More gouldian finches
- Oreo cows
- Harmony
- Gouldian finch babies
- Just hanging around...
- Where have all the bluebirds gone?
- Squirrel update
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2 comments:
That's so much more descriptive than "Belted Galloways"! I've seen them in the Bruce Peninsula. They are a variety of the Galloway that was developed by breeding with Dutch Belted cattle. Some say they were left here (in Newfoundland?) by the Norse; others that they were taken to the U.S. in the 1950s. They are striking.
Or maybe they are Dutch Belted?
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