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#31
12th June 2008, 01:36 PM
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Gladys, I am so sorry to read of Joy's passing.
 We don't have any mould in the aviary or anything else that might cause aspergillosis, but about two weeks ago I found one of our wood pigeons dead on his overnight roost ( a large flower pot). There was a glob of blood about a foot away from him, blood running down the flower pot and his mouth was also full of blood. Other than that he looked he appeared to be in excellent condition. Cynthia
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#32
12th June 2008, 02:02 PM
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Cynthia,
I am sorry that you too have gone through the awful experience of finding a bird in such terrible state. I gather that you don't know what happened or you would be saying so. You never told us about it, kept it all to yourself. You are a strong courageous girl, Cynthia, I have a lot of admiration for you. I am happy to see that you are posting more regularly now as I take it as a sign that you are getting better. KEEP IT UP and take care. Gladys
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