Cow 30 was by himself a bit further round near James Bond pond ///caves.boils.slimy. He was in some large bushes, not doing a great deal like on Sunday. When the other cattle got a bit nearer, he came out and I noticed he had a red patch on his lower belly, right-hand side. Not sure if it's a tick bite or something else (photos below)?
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