young calf

Had no time for pictures today, had to dig this one out of the files. This is one of our calves when it was only a few days old. Learn't my lesson this evening, should always take my camera with me. Went out for a meal and my husband did not tell me where we were going. I expected to be going to the pub in the village so didn't take my camera. We went to a different village and on the way back the sun set and light were stunning. By the time we got home it was over and done with grrrrrrrrrrrrr!

[Maggiemae]

He's a cute wee calf with those brown spots! Must be a particular breed! Never forget that camera!

[Margo]

Wonderful rural shot FAV

[Tony]

Beautiful markings.

[julia]

Cute little fellow.. is he a Belgium blue...?

[Barb Newcomb]

What a cutie!

[alia_801]

Such a cute little calf :)

[Bep]

Lovely shot. Beautiful countryside.

[Catherine P]

Adorable capture

[Pat Knowles]

Lucky calf in the sun in that lovely countryside.

[Ann Williams]

What a place to live Shirley. You know how I love those stone walls too - wonderful scene.

[ShirleyB]

@maggiemae @777margo @tonydebont @julzmaioro @beachdog @alia_801 @gijsje @cmp @happypat @flowerfairyann Thank you all for your kind comments. This calf is just one of our commercial calves, it is actually a 3/4 blue calf. It's mam was half limousine 1/2 blue and daddy was a blue.

[Margo]

@shirleybankfarm Is the "Blue" like the Blue breed on Norfolk Island?

[ShirleyB]

@777margo I'm not quite sure about the Norfolk blues. The British blues are essentially Belgian Blues, but they are recognised now as a breed of their own because the British do not like them as extreme with the muscling as the Belgians. Therefore the British Blues are breed so they are a lot better on their legs and more mobile.

[bruni]

Standing pretty - must've know you would take a picture.

[ShirleyB]

@bruni Thanks Bruni, I just liked the colour of her