Steers 35, 227 and 228 were grazing in the area around ///aimlessly.lilac.rungs near the Shell garage at 09:20 this morning. Steers 230, 270 and 271 were grazing to their north around ///tipping.uncle.grills. They were all looking well.
Another twelve cows were well spread out munching on leaves amongst the trees in the area around ///javelin.lyrics.dogs fifteen minutes later. They were all happy and relaxed and appeared to be enjoying their breakfast. They were soon joined by the initial six steers.
Cow 234 was lying down amongst the trees at ///dairy.allowable.this. She appeared out of sorts today. On several occasions, she wandered off and lay down by herself. She was walking fine, didn't appear to be in any kind of discomfort or distress, and was fully alert. She never ventured too far from the rest of the herd and didn't appear bothered by my periodic checks on her. However, I never saw her eating.
The cows started congregating in the area around ///miss.found.juicy just after 10:30 where they started to relax and chew their cud. Cow 234 wandered off by herself again and lay down around ///growl.leaned.opera. She lay on her side for a short while.
The other eighteen cows navigated through the mud and water at the west side of James Bond pond, before climbing up to the main path and crossing over into the pasture to the north of the pond. They quickly spread out and started to graze, getting to around ///income.disco.prom by 11:00. Cow 234 had joined them and started to eat some heather. I watched from afar for a while, and everything appeared okay.
Eighteen cows were good today. We need to keep an eye on cow 234.
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