A standing Highland cow with distinctive horns and coat pattern.
A standing Highland cow with distinctive horns and coat pattern. An illustration of a standing Highland cow, a breed of farm animal known for its distinctive shaggy coat. A large, shaggy-coated cow standing in a field, characteristic of the Scottish Highlands. A Scottish Highland Cow standing in a lush green meadow, with a rugged mountain range in the background.
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Free Vector Graphic: Highland Cow Standing Silhouette

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