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Straw ready for the wild boars' beddingПереглядів: 132The wild boar are temporarily in the third paddock. When the hard core has been compacted, we will move the remaining two pig arcs and then give them all a fresh bed of straw.
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Pig arcs on the new hard coreПереглядів: 134The hard core has not yet been compacted. The clay (on the right of the photograph) has been "repaired" by the construction team, but it won't take long for the wild boar to add their own special touch.
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Lava Flow? No it's just clay in sunny WorcestershireПереглядів: 272The clay in the second paddock at Maggot's Croft. The construction team did a good job of smoothing it --- they really had to dig it up when building the hard core foundation for the wild boar arcs.
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Wild Boar Wating for Their New HomeПереглядів: 136In the third paddock at Maggot's Croft, waiting to move back into the second paddock. It was nice to have a fully sunny day.
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Wild Boar Enjoying the SunshineПереглядів: 140
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Three pig arcsПереглядів: 178A project not quite finished. The hard core needs to be compacted on Monday to keep the wild boar from just messing it up. The hard core is quite thick, and very porous. The rain water should drain away --- which it doesn't do with clay.
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Hard Core in the Second PaddockПереглядів: 147Looking back (to the West) from the third paddock at Maggot's Croft.
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Four Little PiggiesПереглядів: 161
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Senior Male With Fine TusksПереглядів: 9552According to UNESCO, "In Vanuatu, items such as boar tusks and stringed shell money are traditional forms of wealth. They have both cultural and economic importance, highly valued for their exchange value and social prestige." The boar's tusk is even prominent on the flag of Vanuatu. This boar, however, is in sunny Worcestershire.
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Wild Boar with Large TusksПереглядів: 206Our "senior male" at Lucies Farm, proudly showing off his tusks.
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Curious Wild Boar Looking For Their Next MealПереглядів: 763
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Wild Boar and Arcs in One of the FieldsПереглядів: 147They've really managed to dig up the field --- it previously had grass about two feet tall.
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