Unable to view Wednesday so checked on Tuesday at 2.00 pm. All 3 looked happy grazing the grass around F11. Rosemary was around 100yds away from the others and rummaging in the bushes but still quite contented.
Will view next week OK but am away on 13th and 20th

All good

All three looked good when drinking from the trough.

Clear eyes, ear tags and big bellies.

Elliott

visited today at 4pm and yesterday 3pm

Forgot to blog yesterday but they were fine just hiding out of the rain in the trees at the left side of the heath field. Today they are all happily grazing pretty central of the heath field. X

6pm Sunday - all was well

All's well with the three, happy munching the fresh grass in middle of the heathland (K8). Looking in good shape, no obvious problems seen with any of them. A nice trek though the undergrowth to get close to them too ... Mike and Jane.

7.45pm

Super lawn movers. The sound is soo calming. Xx

Today at 7.30pm

All three happily munching away in.x the fern just right of the old fallen pine in the heath field. They are all looking fantastic.x

visited today at 7pm

All three cows standing around resting in the trees to the right center of the heath field. Then I was sitting on a log on the phone and the cows burst out of the fern, made me jump I must say. Now they have headed off to the trough, which is working fine btw. Xx

Viewed today at 2.00. Found them grazing contentedly in I11 near the pile of logs. All looked quite happy - no problems. Passed by the drinking trough and it was filled to the brim, looked clean and drinkable.

All good this afternoon.

Must have just missed Joanne this afternoon as I was there around the same sort of time. Found all three cattle in J6 and they all came running over as soon as they saw the vehicle so I gave them a handful of nuts for making the effort! They're all looking really well and on good form. I'm always struck by how clean and bright white these three look!

seen today at 4pm

Two lying down one standing just by the large group of oaks in the bottom left of the heath field. The cow with the scar looked ginormous laying there and the boldest one of the three bowled over to me, I stroked her nose for a bit then she liked my hand all over for a good minute  (maybe I was salty )her breath sure smelt bad lol.x

Found them in K11 grazing contentedly and browsing the odd bit of birch scrub.  Rosemary was also licking Lola's neck most assiduously for a few minutes.

Nothing seen

Friday 17th: Sprayed with fly repellent

Wow that's a great photo! I sprayed them all with fly repellent today so hopefully that should help. They seem to thoroughly enjoy the nuts aswell.

visited today at 3.30

All three girls happily resting in the shade of the chestnut trees by the water trough. Very calm and still. I'm fact they have their heads underneath each other,it's a push me pull me lol.x

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Looked today at 11.00. Bright sunshine between showers. Army training in F6/G8 also E11/F11. Cows seemed to have removed themselves away from disturbance. Found them quietly chewing cud under the chestnut trees in E14. Keeping cool and/or sheltering from rain showers. All seem healthy, Rosemary's scar is now more noticeable.  Checked drinking trough also - all OK.

seen today at 4.45

All three looking really muscley and fat. The look in great shape happily munching away in the bottom centre of the heath field. X

Also visited today 6:00pm - all's well

We visited at 6pm today. As per other lookers reports, all looked well with the threesome, usual flies at the time of year bothering them, otherwise all seem pretty well and no obvious problems. Trough full and pretty clean. Mike

Today at 7.30pm

all is soo peaceful this evening on bramshot heath ,the cows are happily grazing near the old fallen pine near the centre of the heath field.lovely evening indeed. X

Now back to the cows!  All really well at 1330 hrs today lying cudding under an oak in L10.  Just the odd blood trail from ticks.

BIG NEWS

I visited late last night at sunset as I wanted to survey for a rare bird called the Nightjar.  It is a nocturnal bird that sings at dusk and only lives on heaths in this country.  It is also a bird that suffers hugely at being disturbed as it nears on the ground.

Needless to say I heard it on site so can confirm a swell as having breeding woodlarks we also have nightjars on site.

This is fantastic news and will add further weight to my aspiration of having this piece of land designated for protection due to its wildlife.  Big fight ahead.

Also the cows were all well and grazing as the sun set

Visited today at 3.00pm. Warm with bright sunshine. Found cows in L4 browsing on grass. Plenty of flies around them. They all seem quite content, No sign of any injuries.

visited today at 1pm

All three grazing peacefully in the centre of the heath field. X

visited at 4.20

All the girls were plodding along heavily, they looked quite pink Today, that's just being hot I guess. All was peaceful and they looked really well in the middle of the heath area. X

seen today at 8.40pm

All the cows are present and correct and happily grazing in the bottom right hand corner of the heath field. I do hope they are not eatin my newly found path of louse wort, I need to study it some more lol.xx

Mike - that scars Rosemary's cesarean scar of old; it's no problem.
Today, all 3 where in L6 cudding and grazing, and browsing the young birch.  All very well and contented.

Late visit around 8.30pm 1st June - is this an old scar on Rosemary or new scratch on her side ?

A late visit tonight, all generally well and enjoying the new grass around in J9.

However, I did notice either some scars or grazes on Rosemary's side. Not sure whether these are old or perhaps some new scratches picked up from rolling or rubbing up against a tree etc. Perhaps other lookers or someone from the trust can give their opinion too. Probably not too serious but cannot tell whether this is old wound or some new minor injury that might need to be looked at.

See picture below.

Zoomed in ...

Viewed today at 3.00 pm, dull and cool with soggy ground after overnight rain. Plenty of fresh grass, bracken and nettles growing fast. Found the cows grazing on the fresh grass in M8. Quite contented no problems.