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A donkey on an island off the west coast of Ireland looks as though he is laughing. Shot in Black and White.

Black and white donkey in petra desert

Donkey portrait in black and white.

Donkeys with a laughing expression in a corral. A group of donkeys behind a metal fence, one of them with its mouth open showing its teeth.

Cute donkey, calling, portrait in black and white, outdoors on field.

Donkey behind wire fence, black and white. Curious donkey looking at camera, monochrome. Rural scene. Domestic animals. Livestock concept. Cute donkey portrait. Countryside concept. Adorable mule on farm.

Donkey head close-up taken by downside

Donkey close up black & white photography

A donkey on an isolated background. Focus is on head.

Three donkeys looking at the camera

Photography from 1899

Portrait of two mini donkeys on farm looking at camera close up in black and white

Donkey isolated on white background.

A donkey is walking in the meadows. black and white.

A donkey showing his teeth and braying.

Donkey head in black & white

Wild animals

Man working in brick factory (Kiln) and riding fully loaded of donkey cart.

horse

Iconic donkeys seen amongst the countryside on the island of Île de Ré, France

Close up view of donkeys on Blackpool beach, UK

A donkey or burro is a domesticated equine.

From a cage full of straw, a donkey eats quietly, while an Iberian pig takes a nap under metal furniture. Black and white image

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In France, there are seven breeds of donkey, including the Bourbonnais donkey, which originates from the northern Massif Central. It was widely used for transporting milk from dairy cows, for agricultural work, and for pulling carts. In winter, it kept charcoal burners company during their deliveries. By the 20th century, it was already being used for tourism: in Vichy, tourists visiting the spa town would ride in a cart pulled by Bourbonnais donkeys. The animal's back bears a distinctive crest known as a Saint Andrew's cross. The Bourbonnais donkey is renowned for its gentle nature, calm temperament, and hardiness. It lives an average of 40 years. The breed was officially recognized by the Ministry of Agriculture in 2002.

Snowball’s friend having a rest

Donkey looking out of the open doors of his stable

Crossing the hills of central Italy it is easy to come across donkey farms. These are no longer used for agricultural work, but to brighten up the places with their docile and intelligent character (they are often used as psychological 'therapy' by experts in the sector).

Donkey behind the fence at the farm

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