A mixed group of 24 cows was happily grazing deep within the double row of gorse bushes south of James Bond Pond near ///skip.scariest.vase at 11:00 this morning. It was rather foggy on Caesar's today. After some initial searching among the gorse, the cattle began to emerge to say hello and be checked. They all looked happy and healthy.
Yearling 270 had been grazing in the gorse bushes near ///gangs.reeling.chum, west of the pond. As I approached the area at 11:35, I heard him mooing, seemingly distressed from being separated from the rest of the herd. He came over to greet me and stood by my side for a while. Feeling sorry for him, I decided to guide him back to the group.
We were making good progress when a dog suddenly appeared, startling the yearling. He darted off to the pasture on the north side of the pond, continuing his search for the others. Undeterred, I persisted in coaxing him back, aided by the rest of the herd, who mooed loudly from the far side of the pond. With their help, I eventually guided him back to a group of 11 cattle who had gathered near the southwest corner of the pond. He seemed happy to be back with his friends and quickly settled.
The remaining cows had by now emerged from the gorse bushes and were resting in two groups. Cow 72, along steers with 217, 219, 222, and 227, were relaxing and chewing their cud on the track near ///peroxide.trips.loaf at 12:15. Another group, consisting of steers 20, 33, 35, and 220, as well as cows 212, 234, and 940, were standing in the heather near ///forkful.land.baffle. Youngster 228 was lying down, resting peacefully in the heather between the two groups.
It was great to see that steers 217, 227, and 270, had finally emerged from the gorse bushes where they appeared to have spent most of the last two days!! 😊
The cows were all good today.
Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas!!
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