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Snap-ant wrote: »

Dilys Cat is very very poorly. Awaiting for Vets to open - have to ring in 10 minutes as a trifle early on my first call.
She is hunched in a corner, hair all staring, I can't bear it

This is my worry. Not bickering about who is better at glitching - Making me so angry at the pettiness of superiority :mad::mad::mad:

I so wish I could come and give you a hug, it's awful, animals can't tell us what hurts

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Snap-ant wrote: »

Dilys Cat is very very poorly. Awaiting for Vets to open - have to ring in 10 minutes as a trifle early on my first call.
She is hunched in a corner, hair all staring, I can't bear it

This is my worry. Not bickering about who is better at glitching - Making me so angry at the pettiness of superiority :mad::mad::mad:

So sorry to hear about Dilys snap:o

Let's hope the vets sorts her out

Anon

M4RT1N wrote: »

Neither do i but its handy if you have friends round and they drink it

... to give to visitors while we get through our free premium bottles of Amstel .
(Plus Stella Codre and Stovgbow Cloudy - still working my way through stock).

Anon

Tazoo

Snap-ant wrote: »

Dilys Cat is very very poorly. Awaiting for Vets to open - have to ring in 10 minutes as a trifle early on my first call.
She is hunched in a corner, hair all staring, I can't bear it

This is my worry. Not bickering about who is better at glitching - Making me so angry at the pettiness of superiority :mad::mad::mad:

Sorry to hear Dilys is so poorly I hoped she was getting better when you said there had been no sick yesterday. Hope the vet can help.

diluvsdiscounts

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

No idea how big your garden is but do you think you have too many nest boxes? Some birds can be quite territorial and would not want to nest too close to others.

It is quite big about 100 foot long I think but they are well spaced out, we do however have starlings nesting in the eaves :mad: DH tried to block it up but I wasn't convinced both birds were out so he has left it until they have flown the nest.
I think I feed the whole bird population of the Northwest they like to eat and sleep here at least :rotfl:

Looking forward to the nest cam Marmite if you manage to set it up.

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rose28454 wrote: »

Why do people have to ruin my Friday. My sister said she would come and do mums t today although I said i had afternoon off and had bought her some lamb chops. She then said it was because she wanted to go for a long walk Sat ( about 20 miles as per ) and would do Sunday. So i said ok you do Friday and Sunday and i arranged to go to dd's to help her get Babys bedroom ready. Now she calls me and says do you need me to do Mums t today? Well yes you bloody offered. I said its up to you and she said maybe well just come anyway as we are in the next town ( convenient! ) and tidy up. Well there is nothing to do Mums cleaner came yesterday. Much better to come and cook her t. Selfish !!!!!!!

Surely you expect this of her by now rose Don't let her get to you again, unfortunately it is just what she is like and no amount of complaining is going to change this now. You keep the boat steady, she rocks it from time to time. I think you cope magnificently and I do not believe she could manage as well as you do.

Enterprise_1701C

diluvsdiscounts wrote: »

It is quite big about 100 foot long I think but they are well spaced out, we do however have starlings nesting in the eaves :mad: DH tried to block it up but I wasn't convinced both birds were out so he has left it until they have flown the nest.
I think I feed the whole bird population of the Northwest they like to eat and sleep here at least :rotfl:

Looking forward to the nest cam Marmite if you manage to set it up.

If they have never been used for nesting is it worth taking about half of them out come winter?

It was slightly annoying when we had to paint our eaves one year, we had a house martin nest there that had to go and they never came back We don't tend to get too many small birds in the garden whatever I put out, I have a feeder full of peanuts, seeds and suet balls. We have too many pigeons round here, we have a pair of wood pigeons that come to the garden, we have magpies that come too, and we get a jay that likes the suet balls and we have an occasional visit from a woodpecker.

rhosynbach

Snap-ant wrote: »

Dilys Cat is very very poorly. Awaiting for Vets to open - have to ring in 10 minutes as a trifle early on my first call.
She is hunched in a corner, hair all staring, I can't bear it

This is my worry. Not bickering about who is better at glitching - Making me so angry at the pettiness of superiority :mad::mad::mad:

The bickering sent me into lurkedom but can't not comment on this post, dearest snap will say a prayer for poor Dilys hope the vet to do something for her and she will be better soon, sending you love and hugs xxxx

FloFlo

Snap-ant wrote: »

Dilys Cat is very very poorly. Awaiting for Vets to open - have to ring in 10 minutes as a trifle early on my first call.
She is hunched in a corner, hair all staring, I can't bear it

This is my worry. Not bickering about who is better at glitching - Making me so angry at the pettiness of superiority :mad::mad::mad:

Sorry to hear this x