Very nosey. Belgian Bleu Blanc (Blue Whites) - beef cattle who spend the summer in the field growing babies. There's always a bull with them and it's usually OK but one year he wasn't at all friendly and complained every time he saw us outside - snorting, pawing, spraying poo, giving us the evil eye and leaning on the fence if we got too close.
"We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing." - George Bernard Shaw
Oh crikey, maybe I'm not jealous after all but they're very handsome. Cattle are incredibly nosey aren't they? Nearly all arable round here (E Anglia) but when I was little (many years ago) most farmers had a few cows out - they weren't dangerous but quite frightening when they followed you at close quarters, specially when you're knee high to a grasshopper!
They were bemused. That holly hedge is at the southern end of our east boundary with teh paddock. There is a wire mesh fence on the southern boundary between us and the road and I had gone out to cut out a new bed and plant it up so I was back and forth with tools, wheelbarrow, plants and the hosepipe and they just found it all fascinating.
We've had to put up a barrier of steel mesh (for reinforcing concrete) to stop the cows eating the tops of the holly hedge which was planted in 2002 and got wider every year but not taller. Now it's 4' high and full of berries so doing well.
This year's bull is a real softy. Here's the one that wasn't. All muscle and no brain -
"We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing." - George Bernard Shaw
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Those big machines are usually red or yellow here and next door we have these who like to keep an eye on me when I'm gardening.
What beautiful beasts, I'm jealous. Are they noisy or just nosey
Very nosey. Belgian Bleu Blanc (Blue Whites) - beef cattle who spend the summer in the field growing babies. There's always a bull with them and it's usually OK but one year he wasn't at all friendly and complained every time he saw us outside - snorting, pawing, spraying poo, giving us the evil eye and leaning on the fence if we got too close.
Oh crikey, maybe I'm not jealous after all but they're very handsome. Cattle are incredibly nosey aren't they? Nearly all arable round here (E Anglia) but when I was little (many years ago) most farmers had a few cows out - they weren't dangerous but quite frightening when they followed you at close quarters, specially when you're knee high to a grasshopper!
It's the bullocks that are scary as they are so inquisitive (nosy) and stampede around in huge groups.
obelixx - that picture is hilarious!! It reminds me of my fishing days when I would be followed through fields by curious cattle.
Awwwwww, they are GORGEOUS, I love cows
If they lived at the bottom of my garden, I definitely wouldn't eat beef 
Obelixx; that had me laughing, they all look so serious!
They were bemused. That holly hedge is at the southern end of our east boundary with teh paddock. There is a wire mesh fence on the southern boundary between us and the road and I had gone out to cut out a new bed and plant it up so I was back and forth with tools, wheelbarrow, plants and the hosepipe and they just found it all fascinating.
We've had to put up a barrier of steel mesh (for reinforcing concrete) to stop the cows eating the tops of the holly hedge which was planted in 2002 and got wider every year but not taller. Now it's 4' high and full of berries so doing well.
This year's bull is a real softy. Here's the one that wasn't. All muscle and no brain -
I can't believe I nearly missed this thread as was late on tonight!
Dyers I loved the Tractor and obelixx your pics are fantastic! At first I thought you was kidding
Def gonna show all to oh tomorrow
Then he will understand and forgive why I was up so late 