The Herd Has Returned to the Marsh.

Posted on March 21, 2020 By Michael Griffiths

The marsh cattle have returned from their four weeks jolly to Blackstone Reserve after the “Great Flood.” Waynetta is still lead cow, and the herd has settled in nicely. There is not a lot of grass around for the cattle to eat, but it is growing steadily now.

Category: Wilden Marsh Nature Reserve Tags: Belted Galloway Cattle, Conservation Cattle, Kidderminster, Landscape Photography, nature, Nature Conservation, Nature Photography., Otters, Shetland Cattle, Worcestershire Wildlife Trust, Wyre Forest Grazing Animals Project

4 Comments on “The Herd Has Returned to the Marsh.”

tootlepedal
March 21, 2020

The cattle were very well behaved today.

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- Michael Griffiths
  March 22, 2020
  
  Yes, the herd is very reponsive at the moment, Tom.
  
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Sherry Felix
March 23, 2020

Nice to see life returning to normal for the herd.

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- Michael Griffiths
  March 23, 2020
  
  The herd are an important part of the marsh cycle now, Sherry.
  
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