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Kay

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  1. JBS wildlife for entertainment value
  2. Railway embankments, waste ground & also woodland clearings all over the country. i will have to google it to see what i am looking for then thanks
  3. All i need to do now is find one, where are they likely to be found what kid of area ?
  4. Hi Kay, Not sure if it can be found in garden centers as it is considered an invasive weed. Elephant Hawkmoth caterpillars will also feed on Fuchsia. I fed on fuchsia last year but will have to get a decent sized one for this year as they ate tons i will have a look on line to see if i can get the willow herb as well for a bit of variety
  5. A woman with power tools Dont forget the cable ties & the staple gun
  6. Thats excellent i am going to have a gao at something similar in the next few months, should keep me out of trouble
  7. I am down to this jill , lost 2 ferrets last year one was an aged jill & an albino hob aged about 5ish , i am going to look for a suitable hob in a few months in my area when theres some advertised
  8. Yep count me in will i get the rosebay willow herb plant from the garden centre ?
  9. Kay

    ghosts

    Yes told the story a million times
  10. This is Brenda she is nearly 1 & quite a little madam , she is very quick & hangs upside down on the run roof like a fruit bat , great fun to have around & teases the dogs by racing up & down the pipe that links her hutch to the run she has
  11. RIP Poppet lost my girl Gloria last year and its very hard
  12. There lovely pictures, how long did you have to wait to get the shot of him taking off ?
  13. A tattoo should be a personal thing, create your own ideas if you have to have one when your older but i wouldnt go with anything very today because 20 yrs down the line it will look shite & dated
  14. Abcesses usually come up very quickly , if it is the usual cause is a bite, bad tooth or a peice of bone thats got lodged in the gum, i would take him to the vets to rule out some kind of tumour anyway
  15. Theres loads of people by you then Willy , looks like you might make some new friends
  16. Sorry to hear about your loss
  17. Kay

    Diabetes

    My dad has type 2 & that was picked up in a routine medical for his job about 20 yrs ago, he managed to control it with diet & excersize alone for the first 15 yrs & then he had to start taking metformin (sp) , he is very disciplined & does exactly as he is told, its never got the better of him & he just carrys on as normal
  18. cant you just turn the stoll up & down to make if different heights to get in the correct possition ?
  19. Never had a dog thats aggressive with food basically because i ensured the dog knew its place , i thought the idea was that its the pack leaders food , ie mine , so if i want to remove it i can do so without being grumbled at . As pups i handled the food as it was being eaten & if there was any sign of possesiveness the dish was booted across the kitchen & the pup told to leave it sternly , and kept being told untill the pup lay flat to the floor where i then gathered the dish up & swept the contents up , then tried it again maybe half hour after & kept doing it untill the
  20. Its amazing in the summer i intend to go every week to take some pics of how things are growing , its a sea of colour & i dont know how my mom keeps on top of it, its a big garden Theres a nest in some schrub or other so i am waiting to see if anything uses it hopefully i will be able to get some photos of the eggs & then the chicks if its used
  21. Bev i have never used the spot on on any animal but used the spray with great sucess on cats dogs & ferrets , i do have some data somewhere with the contraindications for both somewhere & will post it on here asap I think when a ferrets that covered in ticks your as well using frontline , hope the little things back to normal very soon
  22. Yeah i know caught you off guard
  23. Crikey i didnt know it was published in the 1800's
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