A standing Highland cow with distinctive long hair and horns, a typical farm animal breed.
A standing Highland cow with distinctive long hair and horns, a typical farm animal breed. A highland cow standing on a farm, depicted in a detailed vector illustration. A highland cow standing on a grassy field, illustration of farm animal. An illustration of a Highland cow standing in a field.
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Highland Cow SVG Design: Free Vector Clip Art for Artists and Crafters

Bring the beauty of the Scottish Highlands to your art with this stunning free SVG download of a majestic Highland Cow. Perfect for crafters and designers!

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