A standing Highland Cow in a rural landscape.
A standing Highland Cow in a rural landscape. A standing Highland cow farm animal with a robust build. A standing highland cow in a farm setting, suitable for design projects requiring a vector illustration of a farm animal. A standing Highland cow with rugged fur and horns, suitable for vector art projects.
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Majestic Highland Cows in Stunning SVG Format - Download Free Now!

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