Sunday, March 24, 2024

Critters

Here's a wider view inside the Horse and Cattle Barn.


One of the cattle, having a rest. The animals here are all named- aside from the wild birds that fly in and out of the barns.


Her neighbours, a cow and calf.


Signage on the walls looks at agriculture technology.


Ribbons of a champion whose retirement is spent here- a Hereford bull by the apt name of Hercules.


Here he is, having a rest and chewing his cud. When I came by later, he was up on his feet. A powerful animal, with a fitting name.


The barn takes its power for lights and the fans from solar panels.


A rabbit pen, with some sweet faces.

30 comments:

  1. The Museum of Georgia is very interesting. The animals are so clean and well-groomed!

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  2. Maybe I should visit the agricultural college again, always fun saying hello to all the animals and checking out all the equipment.

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  3. Love the cows and the bunny, great critter photos. Happy Sunday, enjoy your day and have a great new week!

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  4. It’s amazing that a bushel lingers on as a unit of volume. So in Canada we use metric, imperial and archaic. No wonder we are confused!

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  5. ...cow nose pump, I had to search this!

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  6. I imagined myself being a cow, as I fell asleep last night. Simply strange feeling!

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  7. Sad to see animals kept inside.

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  8. Aww, that's nice to see the critters living their lives.

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  9. I like your spring header photo with all the Tulips. Also good to see the animals in the barn.

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  10. Awesome bull and cows ~ bunny still my favorite ~ lol

    Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
    A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  11. Aww the rabbits are cute.

    All the best Jan

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