A mixed group of seventeen, including Sussex steer 1626, were grazing to the southwest of James Bond Pond. A few wandered into the woodland to graze among the bushes. Gradually, all but steers 21 and 30, lay down on the patch of grass to rest and chew their cud. Over time, they started to doze in the warm sunshine. They were all very friendly today, coming over to greet me and enjoy plenty of strokes and rubs.
Steers 20 and 1640, along with cows 211, 1396, and 940, were taking a drink at the northeast corner of James Bond Pond before moving into the pasture to the north to graze.
The final three Sussex cattle, steers 197 and 210, along with cow 212, were enjoying plenty of grass at the western end of Sandy Hill. They were heading west, but soon turned around and headed back thoroughly enjoying the lush grass.
The cattle were all good today. Full update and photos to follow later.
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