Sunday Stills
January 25, 2009
I didn’t take too many photos this week.
Any guesses? Linda will know…
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Hmmm…. hair of some sort but it’s awfully long. The dog. Oh, I love your header pic
Hmmm, Dog fur? I second Flo’s comment- LOVE the header pic!!
Looks like cow hair to me.
I’m thinking dog fur too…hmmmmm…?
I guess sheep’s fleece? But it seems to “strand-y” for that… a human’s head of hair?
Why I believe it’s “neck feathers”!
Might be cow hair? Nice photo!
It’s an albino wooly mammoth!
LatigoLiz, Linda and Far Side of Fifty got it, it is a wooly Hereford!
I laugh every time I see that header pic myself
Do they really call them neck feathers in Canada?
We call them feather necks. We have a bull buyer that won’t buy a red neck bull. HE has gray neck feathers I always tell him.
That would be what I might see if I came nose to nose with Bos taurus.
Woody gets added to the list!
Linda, LOL, this is the twin to the bucket calf, she has a red neck, and his is snowy white.
Since our cows are black, my first thought was Trace’ s fur.
What a fun post!
Linda
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I’m gonna go with cow. Or dog. Definitely not human.
My guess would have been that that is what my morning bed head is going to look like in a few more years! Hopefully more than a few years, but you never know!
Hereford hair?
I’m thinking sheep?
Disregard I just spotted your answer above.