After failing to see any of them this morning in the mist, I found them this afternoon looking fine and mainly grazing on the bramble. It was quite a search because I went the wrong way round.
The Irish Mollied, who I have decided to call Molly was in H7. The Belted Galloway, Jericho and the Black Highland, Morag were in G7 and the two Red Highlands, Daisy and Crumple were on the road between the cattle grids, F6.
I reported the fly tipping in the carpark to the office this morning and Guy has told Landmarc whose responsibility it is.
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Bonus staff check to look at 114's swollen udder. It is very enlarged, but it doesn't look red or inflamed. She also doesn't se... -
All good, in the shade by the trough chewing the cud
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Hi All The vet came today and carried out the TB test injection All three girls were refitted with their collars, fingers crossed they...
Just to confirm that Landmarc will be removing the fly tipping later in the week. Thanks for reporting it.
ReplyDeleteGood to see they were there today, making a start on clearing it all...terrible mess!!
ReplyDeleteIt was Hart district Council clearing the mess not Landmarc. There are signs up about fly tipping and the number to call is on there too just FYI
ReplyDeleteher name has always been bambi i thought,even tho she looks more like a daisy.
ReplyDeleteDebbie, Thanks for the info I will look for the sign.
ReplyDeleteJoanne, I thought Bambi was the Guernsey and Daisy the red highland with straight horns.
Sue