One side of the cow exhibit feature a row of handsome Angus cattle. Here was the face of one such cow, looking neither happy nor sad.

In the next building were examples of many sorts of goats. This particular goat was photographed because it had a pretty face.

A younger goat looked around a corner. It had light colored ears that matched its nose. It had an even lighter triangle patch of white on its head.

Another goat had a map of a country on its body. No particular country of course, but a large map-like splotch of white on its side.

Two sheep shared adjacent cages at the fair. One sheep (number 0183) was white and the other was black. Together they rested and waited for the day to conclude.

A darkly handsome rabbit was found in a cage with the number 22 in its ear. The fur and color of this rabbit were amazingly lush.

Another cage held a black rabbit with white trim. That trim created a dramatic look for a rabbit.

A rabbit ate a bit of greens in another cage. This rabbit was excessively furry, almost looking like an abstract image of itself.

Another exhibit showed eggs incubating in a cage. Some of the eggs had hatched and baby chicks emerged. Those chicks wobbled and peeped for a while, then laid down to rest.