Gathering Cattle

Gathering Cattle in November (HD) from Pioneer Woman on Vimeo.

Repost: "Close Cow" by Donnell Allan

We passed by a field

when we went for a walk.

A cow came up close

like she wanted to talk.

Then she lifted her nose

and she let out a MOO.

I sure do like cows.

Don't you?

A thank you to Ferdi's World for sharing this photo on flickr.

Black Cow, White Cow

white & black
Originally uploaded by OliBac

A thank you to OliBac for sharing this photo on flickr.

A Cow

Originally uploaded by Rob Crusoe

Thank you to Rob Crusoe for sharing this picture on Flickr.

White Cow

Thank you to RobCrusoe for the picture.

Originally uploaded by Rob Crusoe

Close Cow

Another animal that came very close
Originally uploaded by Ferdi's World

We passed by a field,
When we went for a walk.

A cow came up close,
Like she wanted to talk.

Then she lifted her nose,
And she let out a "MOO."

I sure do like cows.
Don't you?

(Click on the picture for photo credits. Poem by Donnell Allan.)

Cow and Paint

Bon Anniversaire Rémi from Karen Abad loves Dinosaurs. on Vimeo.

Shapes at the Animal Fair

I looked for some shapes at the animal fair,
And I found lots of triangles most ev'rywhere.
A triangle nose was just right for a cat,
And so were the triangle wings of the bat.
A cow had one smack on the snout of her face,
And a Dachshund pup had them all over the place.
The Dalmatian had two: one her eye, one her ear,
And the mantis' whole head was one, when I got near.



When the triangle-armed kangaroo made me stare,
I thought it was time that I looked for a square.












So I ran and I searched 'til my face was all red,
But I found just one dog with a square for a head.



Two circles I found-- then my car, if you please.
















Like the round dog and cat I curled up for some zeez.




















Thank you to this photographer for the cow with the triangle on its snout, to this photographer for the cat with the triangle nose,, to this photographer for the dog curled up into a circle, to this photographer for the square-headed dog, to this photographer for Gina the dachshund of many triangles, to this photographer for the triangular kangaroo, to this photographer for the cat curled up into a circle, to this photographer for the triangular mantis, to this photographer for the bat and to this photographer for the sleeper on the blue car. My apologies to the photographer of the beautiful dalmation, whose credits I could not locate again after they were deleted by the blog program. Poem by Donnell Allan.