When I first saw these two cows it was from the rear, looking into the sun (bottom photo). I thought it would make a nice photo if I could sneak past without disturbing them and get a photo from the front.
So I ambled along, trying not to provoke their interest and made it to a point where I had the sun at my back and a decent view of them. The only problem was, to get a clear shot I had to scramble up a bank and arrive at a spot where my view wasn’t blocked by another cow.
I gave it a good go, but just as I set up to take a photo, the one cow stirred. Still, I quite like the photo for the expressions. I had it tagged as two cows, but looking at the one on the right I’m not sure that’s the case and I certainly wasn’t about to scramble over the fence to see if I was right.
Graham's Island 
You’re becoming quite the paparazzo!
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I try not to be, but sometimes it just happens. I was quite a distance from these two but the one on the left wasn’t comfortable. The one on the right never budged the whole time.
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Good thing you were alert! It always amazes me how gigantic some cows can be
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Yes, they’re very large animals and not to be trifled with.
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Sweet cows!! 🐮🐄
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If they’re both cows, but I suspect Brian is right about the one being a young bull.
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I love the expression as well. They are wondering what the HECK you were doing climbing all over the place.
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I get that look from my wife too!
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Hahaha. I now love your wife too. Keep each other laughing, no doubt.
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Quite a bit, yes.
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Looks like it may not be a cow but it is a young one. I love cow photos 🙂
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I do too, and I think you might be right about the young one. I didn’t even notice the budding horns until I saw it from the front.
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Great photos of these two!
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Thanks, Aletta.
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