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A nature conservation blog about the fauna and flora of Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest in the Lower Stour Valley, Worcestershire, England.
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They are so beautiful! I think we look down on cows but there is something wonderful about how they live and interact with their world.
I agree! We see cattle as food and forget that they can be tender beasts.
There’s a lot of loving care there! 🙂
Yes, and not many people that eat beef are aware of it. My daughter in law said that she doesn’t feel right eating meat after watching the video, but they do taste nice. I think quite a few people would feel uneasy about eating beef after seeing how gentle and considerate cattle can be. Not many people have the opportunity of watching cattle behaviour, apart from farmers and they have a business interest.
Very sweet 🙂
Billy Bull thinks it’s his Birthday! He’s had six extra cows delivered; he doesn’t know which way to turn nor which cow to chase next. Billy is strutting around like he’s king of the castle.
It will certainly keep him on his toes/ hooves! 🙂
He will be leaving the marsh very soon.
Oh dear, you’ll miss him! Is he going to pastures new or would we rather not know?
Pastures new, and I won’t miss him too much.
😉