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