Steers 35 and 271 were resting and chewing their cud near ///grove.shine.bunkers at 13:20 this afternoon. Nearby, cow 72 and steers 230 and 270 were grazing in the gorse bushes. The boys quickly came out to say hello. Steers 20 and 1626 were relaxing a bit further northwest, closer to James Bond Pond. All seven were happy, relaxed, and in good condition.
By 13:40, Sussex steers 197 and 1640, along with cows 211 and 212, were grazing in the thicket under the trees near ///norms.rests.saturate at the Shell garage end of the site. A couple of them were climbing small hills to reach the tastiest leaves. Meanwhile, steer 210 and cow 1396 were relaxing out near the path to the north. While checking on this pair, cow 211 wandered over to greet me with gentle head rubs and a few licks. She enjoyed a neck and back rub before taking a long, refreshing drink from the puddles. Further east, cow 940 was grazing alone and enjoying some grass. All seven cattle were happy and healthy.
The remaining eleven cattle were spread out in small groups to the south and east of the covered reservoir at 14:15. Several steers were lying down, resting and chewing their cud, while others stood beside them. The boys were looking very cosy lying in the bracken and heather. Nearby, cows 214 and 234 were munching in the gorse bushes. Thankfully, the issue with steer 220's eye was short-lived, as he appeared fine today with both eyes fully open and no signs of injury. By 14:30, he had settled down near youngsters 222 and 228. All eleven cattle were happy, relaxed, and in good health.
The cows were all good today.
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