The site augmented by wild summer flowers but hemmed in by an electrical fence.
Image credit: Craig Gurney, August 2001
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The wild summer flowers are actually ragwort, a highly poisonous weed. The poison is a cumulative liver toxin. Most animals have the sense not to eat it; the trouble comes when the stuff is in silage or hay as the vile taste of ragwort isn't as apparent then.