A detailed illustration of a standing Highland cow in full body view.
A detailed illustration of a standing Highland cow in full body view. A highland cow standing in a green meadow. Close-up view of a Highland cow in profile, with its distinctive Scottish heritage features prominently displayed. A Scottish Highland cow stands on a green grassy field.
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High-Quality Farm Animal SVGs - Download a Stunning Highland Cow Design

Download a stunning SVG image of a Highland Cow, perfect for crafters and designers who love farm animals. Great for Cricut, Procreate, Photoshop, and Illustrator projects.

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