two mules for Sister Diane by Richardphotos

Photography • Animals • posted on Nov 20, 2007

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okay Diane(Rainbow) is not a Nun but she probably is a sister to her siblings and like a sister to so many of us these mules are the largest breed in the world.Teddy Roosevelt used the same breed for the soldiers during conflicts these guys live near downtown Dallas at a city park.they are sharing their enclosure with a cow and for some reason they are afraid of the cow as they let her get her fill first when they are fed.they maybe just polite mules.they pull a wagon around the park for people to ride on during special occasions. thanks for any comments and your visit

Comments (103)

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krakosky

10:48AM | Thu, 22 November 2007

stunning postwork in selective colors, bravo. LoL the mule is a great poser.....

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Steff_7

8:19PM | Thu, 22 November 2007

Interesting facts and scared of a cow...hehehe. Excellent...

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MUSEWORX

3:21AM | Fri, 23 November 2007

Very nice capture Richard!

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GOLDILOCKSUK

12:36PM | Fri, 23 November 2007

Oh brilliant Richard and the light is captured beautifully too it's one of those shots that is a must :) Cathy xoxoxo

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Kelena

4:35AM | Sat, 24 November 2007

wonderful work:)

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Deane

9:36AM | Sun, 25 November 2007

Great dedication and nice use of selective colourisation. Wonder why they are so frightened of the cow? Superb work!

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Windworker

10:06PM | Sun, 25 November 2007

Let's see, Clint and Shirley, in the movie with a similar name, right? Well, I hope Diane receives this unusual token in the good-hearted measure it was offered. This special compo gives rightful prominence to these marvels of genetic engineering.

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