Garden Wildlife UK

Cows are not usually aggressive unless they have calves and you have a dog. Bulls are to be treated with extreme caution especially if they are on their own in the field. The cattle that cause the most concern are the young heifers and bullocks who can be very inquisitive and very brave if there are enough of them. I have found myself surrounded on a few occasions and my usual course of action is to make a loud shout and run in the direction of the nearest one. Each time this has resulted in them all retiring to a safer distance to try and decide what this nutter is going to do next. I'm not claiming it is foolproof but only that to date I've had a 100% success rate.

What on earth are you doing, running around the countryside alone and unsupervised ?!?!?!?!
"...found myself surrounded on a few occasions" !!!!!!! Must say, I'm not one bit surprised .

Placido wrote: What on earth are you doing, running around the countryside alone and unsupervised ?!?!?!?!
"...found myself surrounded on a few occasions" !!!!!!! Must say, I'm not one bit surprised .

I never said I was alone. Mrs.JS(who incidentally is not a fan of young cattle) has been known to accompany me on my countryside rambles from time to time. It's OK being unsupervised in the countryside as there's no-one to know you're misbehaving(ask Willpar).

Aw'rite, aw'rite, I just based my assumption on your use of the perpendicular pronoun .
Carry on ..........

Fungi two.

Excellent Willpar
Are you going to get David Attenborough to do the voice over for the next one?

Brilliant, Willpar love the rain/dewdrops too

I think Dave may be a little expensive for my pocket JS.

Willpar wrote:I think Dave may be a little expensive for my pocket JS.

No harm asking

I wondered when ..... Toady the first crop of toadys this season: 3 saucer-like apparitions at the side of the back lawn. Most impressive .