Can you get Tina a crown pleaseIf I had a solution to that, I would use it on Sydney and Aurora. All food is Aurora's. Except what Sydney steals from her.
It's all Mine! I choose to let my peasants have some when it suits me.
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Yes, Hazel had a split in her beak and part of one half broke off. @Shadrach was very helpful with tips on gluing the split and then very slowly filing (over weeks) to smooth the end out. The worry was the split, that it might not stop splitting, not the end so much. He also linked to an article on the very sensitive nerve endings in beaks, this is good information and will help you with Mr. Pompei. He may take care of it with wiping his beak on stone as @RoyalChick notes. If he can successfully eat I would do nothing unless it is growing in badly.
omg I was reading this http://npic.orst.edu/factsheets/PermGen.html ill never use that!
From what I can see there is no active insecticide in this. It is lemon eucalyptus oil. That may have a repellent effect which is likely what you are looking for. I have no idea of the effectiveness of lemon eucalyptus oil in repelling mites.
They are now 15 weeks old. We will be looking at eggs in Mid November unless they decide to wait for spring.
That's fun! Thanks for posting!Mugs Monday. An unlikely girl decided she wanted a mugs photo shoot!!! She kept posing, but she doesn't yet get the concept of 'holding the pose', so most shots were extremely blurry.Here are some of the better ones:
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