Hello everyone,
Today I was down to visit all of the sites with our new Conservation Trainee, Lisa Ferguson. Lisa has taken over from Oliver Hine and will be working with us closely for the next year. I am sure you will see if not hear from lisa in the coming months.
Having read Richards blog and seeing that they were in T7 area we started our lookering efforts there and found the cattle within 10 minutes. (Thanks Richard) They all came over to our truck probably because they thought we have food but were soon very dissapointed. They all looked healthy and happy, albeit a little bit jumpy. Nice to see all five of them together and sorry for all those of you who are yet to see them. It may be that just like last time they spend the majority of their time in the 'tail of the whale' or in columns 1 -14. My suggestion would be to start lookering their.
Good luck and happy lookering
Elliott
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