the chocolate twins
the protective father – I can see me reflected in those bovine eyes!
the ever watchful mother …
families are dysfunctional on many levels yet we need to learn to cohabitate.
No matter the infighting we should have each others back.
we graze in the same field, share the same genes
and all move on in much the same way …
yes, it took some years but now there’s a recognition that dysfunction is in fact quite normal, but that we need to indeed cohabitant and better, life-long learning.
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Great message with awesome pics. I love animals and they have much to teach us.
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totally agree 🙂
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Different parts that belong to one body. We learn to live together though we come from the same stock, we are never of the same mind.
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you nailed it Gina!
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Nature is more the survival of the fittest. It’s pretty much always been that way.
Did early man learn that from the animals?
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well our first nation people have survived 65,000 years eg ice age etc … so maybe we are coming to our next major challenge and not many will survive!
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I love cows! These pictures are so sweet! Quite true about families – love and respect, we’re all in this together…
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So very true and wise my dear! 😊 💖 All families definitely have their own unique sets of challenges. I know mine definitely does and I know my personality and unique set of values doesn’t reflect the same view as others in my family and we don’t always see eye to eye, but at the end of the day I definitely try to make the best to find a way to interact in peace. ❤️
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well said Jenna, that’s the best we can do .. we can choose our friends but often need to tread gently with our rels!
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Simple and true. And it’s a two way street.
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That’s wisdom. And beautiful photographs of mooving neighbours. Enjoy!
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lol yes they are very mootiful neighbours 😉
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Indeed they are. They have the most beautiful eyes. 🙂
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Easier said than done! We do try! But then, not all animals look after their young ones all their life, nor do they care for the elderly!
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Sweet neighbors! Just looking at the pictures is calming…so peaceful!
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The chocolate twins are sweet and precious! And I’m so glad they being cared for by their loving parents! I’ve always believed we human-beans can learn so VERY MUCH from nature. But, so sad that animals are often better parents and family members and friends than human-beans are to one another. 😦
(((HUGS)))
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yes that’s why I think we need to live close to nature so that we can see harmony working so well 🙂
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The simple and pure ways of nature
If only earthlings could be that mature
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You certainly had their attention.
What’s the backstory?
“Come on, guys, you can’t give me one good picture? OK, fine. See this juicy armful of sweetgrass? It’s all yours – if you look into the camera!””
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no I sincerely believe they can smell vegetarians and come as close as possible out of curiosity … no bribes given!
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“This one’s okay, mates. She just wants our picture.”
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oh they stroll a long way across the field to get that close, I think they are just as curious to check us out 🙂
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so very true……….but, man oh man is that hard to do sometimes.
thanks for the beatufiul pictures.
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it sure is, wrote this to remind myself 🙂
these fellas came as close as possible this arvo out of sheer curiosity …
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It’s so true. We should learn to exist peacefully.
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