A standing cow with distinctive horns and shaggy coat, characteristic of the Highland breed.
A standing cow with distinctive horns and shaggy coat, characteristic of the Highland breed. A highland cow standing in a field on a rural farm. A detailed illustration of a standing Highland cow with distinctive horns. Close-up portrait of a Scottish Highland cow, a popular farm animal breed.
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Free Standing Highland Cow Image for Cricut and Cutting Machine Users

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