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#MonochromeMonday (I *took* the photos on the right day!).The earliest spot for me to see poplar catkins + one of few places with low branches is along the road allowance beside the acreage- sheltered southern exposure. This is next to where the neighbours' have #cows with/expecting #babies . #cute #curious #calves but #mommas are not trusting- trying to stay between me and babies- but the little ones come up to the fence to see what I'm doing
#animals #Alberta #Canada #spring #NewLife

Black and white photo of a cow and calf on the other side of a barbed wire fence in overcast light.The calf is very young, maybe a couple/few weeks at most, and is mostly black with bits of white on its ears, a couple of patches on its forehead, a small one at the top of its nose and a bigger one under its 'chin'. It has approached the fence to see what I'm doing a handful of metres away, but the cow (I don't think she's the mother as I saw her with another calf a short time before) who I suspect is a first time mother and she is not large, has turned her head to nudge the calf back and away from the threat (me). Only her head and a bit of neck is in the photo. She has a classic white face with a bit of darker around the eye, and we can't tell in the BW photo, but her body is red. The background is low dried grass, with taller grass and saplings along the fence/gate in front and along the wooden board fence behind.
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