grazing herds
Pasture-feeding animals
Grazing herds are groups of animals that feed on grass and other vegetation in open land.
The phrase typically refers to cattle, sheep, or other livestock moving across pastures, though it applies equally to wild animals like bison or wildebeest: Grazing herds dotted the hillside.
The image evokes pastoral landscapes and traditional agriculture.
- cattleDomesticated bovines kept commercially
- cattle driveMoving herd to market
- pastureGrazing ground for livestock
- grazing landField for livestock feeding
- livestockDomesticated farm animals
meadow · sheep · rangeland · open range · prairie · flock · bovine · ranch · roaming · pastoral · savanna · bison · wandering · droving · animal husbandry · ruminating · chewing cud · cud
- African Safarielephant, elephants, lions, zebras, zebra
- steppe featuresyurts, open plains, flat terrain, marmots
- predator behaviorshunting, stalking, pouncing, ambush, chasing
- steppePontic steppe, flat terrain, sparse vegetation, windswept plains, plain