Photo-a-Day  (Thursday, 6th July, 2023)

The photos blurred Mick.

Heffers are female Cows that have not given birth or had any offsprings. Whereabouts in Shevington is this field, at first, I thought it was one of Dennis's around Aspull.

Love it!

Grazing Cows and Sheep together is the same field is much better for the grass.
Heffers are female Cow.
Cheers Mick.

Mother nature at its best. Cows Sheep and Horses all together

This must be where the meaning of the word “ear marked” comes from..the animals do seem very close.

There's a few cows in Shevy.

That’s very naughty Alan …but it made me laugh! You do mean Shangri La don’t you?

Those two heifers are the Hilda Ogdens of the field.....all the other animals are going about their own business, but those two ate having a good "toot" over the fence to see what is going on!

The heifers look very inquisitive - always thought cows were very calm, docile animals, but they can be quite aggressive. Lovely summer's day photo.

This is next to Forest Fold Farm. There is a mobile cafe next to the field called the Stirrup Cup.

Garry and Arthur , all cows are female .

Correct Dave.

They are only called Heffers until they give birth, Dave.

'Heifers,' thank you, it is charming to read the comments of those who attended English lessons, you can also ascertain whom were the ones away with the Fairy's or possibly the same pen named person or they're copyists. Though it is a fact nowadays, even when writing a University essay that as long as the reader knows what the writer means, then it doesn't matter if a word is misspelt. Though considering overseas students or the ones for whom English is their second language; and for whom the spelling of words would be looked upon leniently, their essays are always immaculately written and with no misspelt words.

How do you know they are dizygous and not monozygous?

Heffers are females, as soon as they have offsprings they become cows.

That should be fairies not fairy's .

I've always known them as HEFFERS, and I'm not going to change now, not even after spelling it this way for over 40 years.

Coireall....nobody is perfect. Fairies and not Fairy's.
And I'm far from perfect.

I can see what you mean when we was discussing good quality fences now Mick.

Dick, so happy to know that you're paying attention and that you didn't join the 'Faeries' and waste your time inhaling the smoke from Wild Woodbine or Sweet Afton during breaks.

Yes,and it should be 'their' and not 'they're' !!!

Ooh Julie . See me .

I have always been a reader and have a retentive memory for words, so I just "knew" the word "heifers" but I am an absolute duffer when it comes to adding up! . We ALL have our strengths and our weaknesses and I would never pull anyone up for a spelling or a grammatical mistake any more than I would want to be pulled up because I can't drive a car or change a plug. We are all human beings and no-one is perfect.

They’re as in - they are..
Their as in - their ‘possessions’…
“They’re Copyists”.
“they are copyists’ …
It’s ok to copy as long as there are quotation marks acknowledging someone else’s words.

Everybody, does it really matter, we always put our points across and we understand what people are saying, lets not try and make fools out of some good people on
Here. Cheers.

It’s the same person using different names Garry. Best ignored..

Veronica and Irene I'm not referring to you, far from it.
I need a Sherry.

I know that, Garry.....pour one for Veronica and myself whilst you're at it!

Garry, some folks don't need any help in that matter. It also makes you wonder when a good majority of the posts under different names have all spelled Heifers as Heffers? It's all Bullocks!

Cyril.....can you be more Pacific.

As in the ocean Sue? Or could you be more specific? ;o))

Oh my god.
Thank you Veronica specific.

I thought it may have been someone taking the Mick Sue and using your name…

No Veronica, definitely me.
Thank you.

We'll that Pacific made me laugh then Sue. Sorry!!

Sandra, I have known some females turn into cows whilst in the process of giving birth!, and violent cows at that!