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  1. Next time your here, you can show me by cutting the old bitches nails, bring a fist aid kit too
  2. Isathal is the new name for Fucithalmic.... The eye dye will show up any scratches or damage to the surface, so you're lucky.... Easiest way to put eye drops in is to do it while the dogs laid down. Let him close his eye, as he will instinctively do, and then lift the upper lid and just squeeze the lotion into it. You don't need to go mad, literally a couple of drops will do. maybe give him a treat afterwards and tell him he's a good boy and all that stuff. JMHO.... alternatively, sit on the twat and bang it in
  3. by just using the optrex infected eye, you will have done the same without the vets costs
  4. I recon a bump on the head that's all,i've seen a few birds over the years with it from them flying up into a aviary roof or even into a hanging feeder.The main reason i'll never own a sky lark is that every one i've ever seen in captivity during the breeding season has head like that where they've been trying to fly up high to sing,that goldie might even have had a close call with a spar sometime .. Japanese quail are cnuts for it Lol
  5. we get a few dozen at a time at certain times of the day
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  7. Following the goldfinch thread, Thought i would start a general bird thread.
  8. They squabble over nothing Lol they like sunflower hearts here.
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  10. got the hare shot anyway, never noticed the one behind it until i processed the image Lol
  11. i was creeping up the hedgeline to get near to a couple of hares and i nearly stood on here with that blackie, not sure who scared who the most. just pointed the camera and hopped for the best Lol
  12. Standard marketing survey, ripe to sell to varies companies.
  13. Hello Ianesra, I totally agree that many people keep all type of Raptors but very rarely Sparrowhawks; more so (Muskets) due to being so delicate and immensely difficult to manage and train. Our time with both Muskets and females have proved to be some of our most enjoyable times within our life. i started with sparrowhawks, made some big mistakes but in the end it was the best time i ever had with birds.
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