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Highland Coos - share your best pics!
Highland Cows are a Scottish cattle breed with long horns and shaggy hair. Spotting one while in Scotland really is a must-do for young and old so let's share where we've spotted the super cute and funny ones.
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I took this photo on a cold, wet weekend on Mull back in March. I loved the pop of warm colour these big guys gave to the rainy scene.
The Newton Hotel in Nairn has 2 pet coos. I always make a beeline for them when we stay there.
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And last year we found some black baby coos at Inveraray Castle. So cute! They look like they opted for an ombre hairstyle
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Can you see his chicky smile?
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Based in the Scottish Borders, Aberdeenshire has a special place in my heart.
We've shared this beautiful Highland Coo from Sandend in Aberdeenshire.
Or, if you like coos and cars, this place at Peterhead has both
And of course, during on the agricultural shows like Turriff Show (30-31 July), there will be plenty of coos about:
This coo near Spean Bridge had a wee mud pack on last week!
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