I’ve never seen cows like these. I really wish it was a better photo. When I first passed by the field they were close to the road, but I couldn’t stop. On my way home I made a point to find a safe spot to pull over and watch them for a bit. They had moved to the back of the field. I love their three bold “stripes”….I’ll have to do some research as to what type of cow they are. Unless anyone of you know!
Good Morning Gloucester 
They’re Scottish Belted Galloway cows… you see them in Scotland all over the place….fairly unusual coloring, no?
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They are Belted Galloways. There used to be a herd in Weston. We always called them Oreo Cows!
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These are Belted Galloway Cows
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they are Belted Galloways
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They are belted galloways
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Belted Galloways
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They are originally from Scotland and called Belted Galloways
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The cows are Belted Galloways, an old Scottish breed raised for beef (not a dairy cow). Nickname is “the Oreo cookie cows”.
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Belted Galloway. A breed from Scotland originally.
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These cows are called Dutch Belted Cattle, named for their country of origin, also
known as Lakenvelder Cow. A Touch Of Dutch information…..you can see them on a farm in Boxford on Main St going to Andover.
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It’s a belted gallaway
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I believe they’re Belted Galloways.
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Belted Galloway. They are a Scottish breed of cows.
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Belted Galloway…Scottish origin. Just call them Oreo cows. Or, as I prefer, Hydrox cows.
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The cows are Belted Galloways
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We call them “Oreos”
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They are Belted Galloways
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Not sure if you received my post. The cows are Belted Galloways, a Scottish breed.
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