We've had wild winds up here on the west coast of Scotland, I've been watching a pair of magpies carefully construct a decent sized nest, only for the winds to tear it apart, I'm hoping they'll come back and repair it, and lay a clutch of eggs in the coming weeks, I always throw my bits of food out of the window, and I avoid throwing bread out, it's not good for a bird to digest this, yes even bird's should have a well balanced diet π I think we take nature for granted, wishing you all a great Saturday evening, wherever you are π€
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Great weather for flying kites, but a disaster for birds π¦ π¦ββ¬ π’
Weather not to bad here in Wales at the moment, we ve had some heavy rain but seems to have stopped now, hope storm Kathleen has missed us π«°
Hi M see my tulip pic amazing inside we had lots of wind here but it's national IBS day lol tulip pics below ππ»
Hi there yes it's very sad I'm sure they will mend it or start another maby in safer place, I was thinking today as passed the place where the water hens built a nest last year a full year has passed, I took a little video of them feeding one stayed with the babies whilst other got food,not there now only saw one looking for food must be nested somewhere else , yes I know about bread giving them π©it's national insurance day today I mean I B s lol this predictive text is a nightmare π€©my tulips got a good shake in the rain and wind but revealed beautiful insides, I got stuck between a flooded park path and muddy grass so I choose the mud π and we got my hearth broke up with a crow bar lol save my builder coming back, finish off tomorrow,so productive day I don't mind the wind when it's warm, think I'll put heat on now enjoy your eve ππ»πΈ
Here's pixie he's been asleep most the day shot in twice with the wind my sister's cat came in and curled up to sleep too
Oh pixie has allergy IBS πΌ coeliac he has cereal and grain free food most cat food ferms pu it in he's on IAMS biscuits and tiger tin meat I have a bag in bedroom for when he wakes early hours πclick to see he needs new claw pole too lol
I wouldn't fancy a scrap with that trained feline π
I just realised typo error π€£shot in not sh-t,I best correct it well it is IBS day π€©
I noticed it but was too kind to say anything π€£π€£π€£
Haha just thought if you see it,pilk wonder where the pilker is he's sometimes around Sundays
Er.....today's Saturday π€£π€£
Yes tomorrow Sunday lol I know that and it's 8.3o but really it's 7.3o π€©
He only has one fang now lost one in a fight so I changed his biscuits as the others were too difficult to crunch, here he is when wants me to go to bed πΌπ€©zoom yul see his fang poor baine
He is very like my sister's cat 'Joe' same colour, a real scrapper, but very soppy , especially with me, aged 14π
Had a dose of the runsπ© for last week, last time big 'winds' in Northern Ireland, next door neighbour had shed roof, blown off, this morning neighbour other side of road, had fence blown down, just waiting for his greenhouse to goπ₯΄ dashed back into bed head under pillow..... sun actually shinning outside, mr. do it yourself had repaired his fenceπ Not looking forward to next big 'winds' I should be next, hopefully notπ€
Hello Aldon do you have IBS I have IBD π but I'm back in remisshion thank goodness ulcerative colitis came back after nearly ten years all's good now completely normal πcured from special diet I'll stay on it for life this timeππ»
Essentially last seven years been through that many "diets" practically lost faith in them, ok have diabetes 2, but when so called diabetes "expert" changed my 'medication' , led to dramatic side effects, as usual new face cleared it upπ looking through between the lines, and basic common sense advice from good friends on HU, I usually come through, a simple basic diet, but SOMETIMES my "one off" cadaver likes to prove me wrongπ€¬π€«
My son has Type2, and Diabetic Retinopathy as well. Still trying to get his diet to a place he's comfortable with. getting doctor's appointments, is impossible here!
Cheers, Midori
You want a appointment here, 9-12am Monday and Tuesday, to get a GP, even then GP 'grills' you via the phone, then you find specific GP is on holiday or 'unavailable' until next weekπππ€π€¬
Hi midora same here good job my colitis has gone in remisshion with my diet as I'm.still waiting referral to the IBD specialist there were no meds on my prescription when I picked my HRT up Friday my colonoscopy was 2oth Feb they gave me 3 weeks meds πππ»
Ah well Twinkly I probably do have IBS that many change of diets, especially in last four years diabetes 2, and misdiagnosedπ€ Prostate Cancer, losing of weight, essentially had to form my own "diets" in that time, with help of HU friends, bound to be a slip π© up somewhere! [does not help the temper eitherπ€«π]
Good morning yes I know you've had lots to deal with must be very frustrating, one thing after another, people look forward to retirement but what comes but health problems, my step dad died one year after he retired big list of things, my mam plods on but struggling more age 85 nearly, I think most have some IBS some worst than others, I do think my self lucky that I'm back in remisshion but wish didn't have the curse colitis hanging over me coming back least expected, I have to get my biopsy results but colonoscopy man said can't see cancer, I'm not worrying about that and relieved was inflamed colon making me ill not cancer which the π©test came back positive just meant showed blood I didn't know at first, I was also misdiagnosed with breast cancer few years back unusual white mass they saw, yes we can do without these shocks, sending a hug and ππ€πβ¨π»
Hi there do you have it π
The gales and winds have been very severe down South to, it really makes me nervous. I also feed the birds daily, i love them all even though we get a lot of greedy gulls .
Yes, the seagulls have a " healthy " appetite π€£ but you've got to admire they're quite impressive birds to look at, we have a big community garden so when I throw scraps out I scatter the food in different directions to try and let the smaller birds get a chance to grab a bit of food , I even cut up bits of bacon rind up, I enjoy watching the magpies as they sometimes bury the food for a later time, even the crow's get bullied by the seagulls, it's different during the winter the seagulls tend to " paddle " for worm's as perhaps they aren't quite ready for mating, and they don't have such a big appetite, they've adapted to living around the chimney pots and nest anywhere, and once the chick's are roaming around I have to keep close to the building otherwise they will try to attack you, you have to keep your wit's around you, and of course they make a heck of a racket with their screeching noise π«£
my dog was being blown about a fair bit as well.
Nature, natural beauty. I respect and appreciate it, soothes my mind when I am often troubled with human problems. Take care of yourself <3