A standing Highland cow with love hearts, a farm animal from Scotland.
A standing Highland cow with love hearts, a farm animal from Scotland. A full-body illustration of a Highland cow standing on a green background, surrounded by love hearts. A standing highland cow with love hearts on its body, depicted in vector art style. A Highland Cow standing on a farm with love hearts around it.
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Free Highland Cattle Illustration for Crafting and Design

Get ready to fall in love with our adorable Highland Cow SVG, perfect for crafting, designing, or decorating your farm-themed project.

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