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Jun. 1st, 2006 12:46 pmFarewell, May.
In other news; the vets will give me worming stuff for the hens, but vaccines have to be ordered in batches of 1,000; suggest asking a vet who handles large flocks. Which is helpful, actually. They think it's "just one of those things"; she'd apparently have to eat a lot of (quite unlikely to reach our garden) pelleted slugs to be poisoned and would show signs of illness first. Likewise she'd have shown signs of illness if eggbound or similar.
Clover and Ivy are sitting in their spot under the summerhouse trellis. I keep checking on them.
Eye appointment on Tuesday; including contact lens assessment. I get free/very cheap sunglasses and 1/2 price glasses with contacts, and I don't have a minimum period to have contacts for; I can get some and save them! Toric lenses are available in 'two-week' reuseable types. It will be good to have new glasses.
In other news; the vets will give me worming stuff for the hens, but vaccines have to be ordered in batches of 1,000; suggest asking a vet who handles large flocks. Which is helpful, actually. They think it's "just one of those things"; she'd apparently have to eat a lot of (quite unlikely to reach our garden) pelleted slugs to be poisoned and would show signs of illness first. Likewise she'd have shown signs of illness if eggbound or similar.
Clover and Ivy are sitting in their spot under the summerhouse trellis. I keep checking on them.
Eye appointment on Tuesday; including contact lens assessment. I get free/very cheap sunglasses and 1/2 price glasses with contacts, and I don't have a minimum period to have contacts for; I can get some and save them! Toric lenses are available in 'two-week' reuseable types. It will be good to have new glasses.
