The first day of summer wasn’t very sunny but the little calves still needed an afternoon nap on a lazy day of summer before making the hike back across the pasture.
Summertime Calf Nap
Picture of the Day for May 21, 2018
Although it wasn’t a warm or sunny day, the calves didn’t care and still kicked up their heels when they where let out to the pasture for the first time this year.
Kicking Up Heels
Picture of the Day for June 6, 2016
The little calf was giving her mommy some face nuzzling while the mother was trying to eat grass.
Nuzzling Calf
Picture of the Day for September 1, 2015
The early bird gets the worm but in this case the speedy cattle (or the meanest) get the shade of the tree on a warm day.
Pasture with Herefords
Picture of the Day for August 12, 2015
The cattle are enjoying a nice late summer day in the pasture and they better before they are walking in snow instead of grass as it seems summer is fading quickly this year.
Enjoying the Pasture
Picture of the Day for May 21, 2015
After a few frosty morning, plants and critters will appreciate some warmer and sunny days like these calves taking a nap in the pasture (or they were napping until I interrupted their slumber).
Calves Enjoying Sunshine
Picture of the Day for November 15, 2013
I think everyone was enjoying the fifty degree temperatures today including these Herefords.
Herefords on a Warm November Day
Picture of the Day for April 26, 2013
The sun is out, snow is melting and it might actually warm up to a normal temperature today, but there won’t be any dry, green grass for the new calves to sleep on. Instead just cold snow and yucky mud awaits the calves first adventures into the world.
New Calves
Picture of the Day for April 5, 2013
There were hints of ground peeking out from the snow in spots, but no open pastures with green grass for calves to romp in yet.
Romping Calves
Picture of the Day for October 20, 2012
The Herefords are wondering what I’m doing taking their picture and interrupting their grazing. Course the colored leaves caught my attention first and seeing the cattle were a bonus.
Curious Herefords
