Steers 20, 219 and 227 plus cow 214 were all standing in the trees to the west of Horse Pond at 09.45 this morning. They were relaxing and chewing their cud. Cow 214 wandered through the trees to say hello and was happy to receive a long back rub. Steer 219 enjoyed a head rub. They were all happy and looking well.
The other fourteen Caesar's originals plus Sussex steer 1626 were lying down in the area around ///drank.twee.proves just along from the Lookout at 10.15. They were either relaxing and chewing their cud or having a snooze. There were lots of sleepy cows today. They'd occasionally get up and have a stretch before lying back down. They were all good.
The six other Sussex cattle were all lying down in the trees to the east of James Bond pond at 10.40. They, too, were all relaxing and chewing their cud. There were a lot of flies around trying their best to bother the cows. All six were looking well.
It is three years to the day since the youngsters first arrived at the Ceasars and Gelvert reserves. The six steers from the original eleven yearlings, Gimli (217), Gilbert (219), Gethin (220), Guiness (222), Gary (228) and Gums (230), remain on Caesar's. I've thoroughly enjoyed watching them all grow up, and I hope they will stay for many more years to come!
The cows were all good today.
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