These are brahma cattle, with their characteristic long floppy ears, boney hump at their shoulders, and loose skin under their chin. Brahma are well adapted to warm and humid climates.
This week we have photos of the Sepik River tribes and villages posted on our Viva la Voyage travel photo site.
8 comments:
When I was a kid working on farms in Minnesota during the summer, the cows always knew when it was milking time and when it was time to eat. I just had to stand out in the field and call "Come boss!" and they came. Magic.
Thanks for your comment on Ocala. You had me laughing out loud!
They really are so different, they're a breed from India aren't they Dave.
Their long ears make give them a "cute" look.
Such pretty creatures and you have captured a cute picture of them! I love those big eyes and floppy ears.
They look very cute.
A little chat before dinner.
Long floppy ears? Hump on the back? Flapping skin under the chin? I could have been a brahma . . .
That's quite a beautiful photo. Liquid eyes, as they say. Carolyn's family farm had Holsteins.
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