Posted on November 10, 2017 By Michael Griffiths
Southern end of the Rhombus Field.
I didn’t get down to the Reserve until late this afternoon and was pleased to see the cattle still at ease in the Rhombus Field. They were eating rush on a drier part of the field, with the gate open, and didn’t follow me out when I left them; in fact, they hardly acknowledged my presence, so they must have felt very much at ease. Will the same strategy work in the wetter Orchid Field I wonder?
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The orchid field must be really wet if it is wetter than that one.
The Orchid Field can swallow animals when the conditions are right, Tom.