Mystery Beast by danapommet
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During our drive north, I spotted this giant bull out in a field. Took the next exit, turned around, drove back and took this photo. So I am editing the photo and notice that the plumbing isn’t male and I have a female with horns. So what does a city boy know? I will mention that the bird in the photo is a Cattle Egret and so called because they spend a lot of time around herds of cattle eating insects stirred up by the cattle and tractors. These small egrets have only been established in Florida since the mid 1950s when they migrated from a population that was introduced to South America. They are about 20 inches (51 cm) long with a wing span of 36 inches (91 cm).
We are spending a lot of time with my in laws. At 95 and 97 they are showing their age and looking very frail.
Thanks for stopping by, taking a look and for all your previous favs and comments. They are very much appreciated.
Dana
Comments (30)
Delicieuse scene et superbe capture!
That is wild! Definitely not the right plumbing. Maybe he got hormones or something cause they need a milking cow. LOL!
actually there are a lot of milkers with horns - and there are over 900 species of cattle Great capture of the cow and bird My best to Nonni and Papa
Wonderful shot of this cross-dressing bovine, Dana; enjoy the in laws while you can!
best wishes for your in laws Dana, cool shot of this female with horns. looks like the egret is wondering what it is also. cool on zoom.
A rather skinny looking lady! The later stages of old age aren't much fun.
Many species have horns on both sexes,mbut they are often slightly different too! Nice shot!
Enjoy this most special time with your in laws my friend. :))))))) I see this type of cattle around this area sometimes. I think she looks to be very sleepy, or very bored. :)))))) She is very cute. :))))) I am glad you all made it safely back to your home state. :))) Most excellent capture my friend. :)))) Thank you for sharing all of the beauty you see. :))))) Carry A Sunshine Smile In Your Heart :)))))
I was just about to say: 'what giant bull ??? ' - (when I read the second line ;)) ... I do see these Egrets here in OZ as well, sharing everything with the cows, well almost! LOL that is quite a good innings for your In-Laws, I do wish them good health never-the-less, most important! ... BB
I won't comment on the anatomy Dana but must say I like your shot.
She's a big lady, my neighbour had a female longhorn cow with very long hair too, he went out to buy a second hand tractor and came back with the cow. Hope your in laws are OK.
Funny text and very nice capture with the small egret, Dana !
Une très belle scène avec le héron qui cherche des insectes autour de la "vache", jolie photo, Dana! Very beautiful capture!
Great looking capture Dana.
A very good shot of this bull i would also like to know what kind of bird that is very interesting capture.
Great photo! That is nice you are getting to visit your in laws!
Great capture Dana!!
wonderful capture
She does look not in the full bloom but great pic.
Superb photo! :)
SUPERLATIVE CAPTURE
Wonderful capture
Very lovely scene my dear friend!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx Whylma
LOL, a bull, so fun but that happens when just look at the horn;) thank you for cattle Egret informations, great picture Dana!
I have seen many female bovines around Texas with horns beautiful cow , now don't have a cow man!!
Amazing shot my friend, beautiful animal!
Great capture, Dana - maybe this one thinks: What!? A man without horns?.. ;o)
interesting, not sure the answer though.. nice capture
Wonderful and interesting capture!
oh, be careful, it looks not friendly! looks really lik a giant against the bird! ;o)