Judy and Boomer
Member Since 2014
Yesterday
Good morning!
AMPS 171 shooting 1.0u
These AMPS are getting out of control!
Boomer ate all of his overnight fuds except for his +6 (although he ate the chicken pieces out of it).
Allen didn't eat very well yesterday and again last night. It's been almost 36 hours since he has pooped. It didn't help when yesterday afternoon we found the cisapride that we have given him yesterday morning
He got another one last night and we'll give him 2 a day now. Meanwhile, since he's not eating much he's not getting most of the clearlax nor the pumpkin that I'm putting in all his food.
We had a beautiful day for our trip to Stratford. Such a pretty little town, although I didn't think that many many years ago when I lived there (winters are a horrible experience). There were several Mute Swans on the river but only two had babies and only one baby each. It's my understanding that they're quite often the victims of snapping turtles. We were told there are two more waiting for eggs to hatch; we found one of the nests but not the other. The Blue Heron and the Great Egret that we usually see there were both missing in action. There are usually 1 or 2 Cormorants in a tree; yesterday there were 3 or 4 there with 2 of them posing on the end of a boat which made for much easier photography!
Today's wildlife photo is of one of the adult Mute Swans! When I can't capture a bird that is looking directly at me, I love catching them in some sort of action...feeding, singing, etc!
Good morning!
AMPS 171 shooting 1.0u
These AMPS are getting out of control!
Boomer ate all of his overnight fuds except for his +6 (although he ate the chicken pieces out of it).
Allen didn't eat very well yesterday and again last night. It's been almost 36 hours since he has pooped. It didn't help when yesterday afternoon we found the cisapride that we have given him yesterday morning
He got another one last night and we'll give him 2 a day now. Meanwhile, since he's not eating much he's not getting most of the clearlax nor the pumpkin that I'm putting in all his food.We had a beautiful day for our trip to Stratford. Such a pretty little town, although I didn't think that many many years ago when I lived there (winters are a horrible experience). There were several Mute Swans on the river but only two had babies and only one baby each. It's my understanding that they're quite often the victims of snapping turtles. We were told there are two more waiting for eggs to hatch; we found one of the nests but not the other. The Blue Heron and the Great Egret that we usually see there were both missing in action. There are usually 1 or 2 Cormorants in a tree; yesterday there were 3 or 4 there with 2 of them posing on the end of a boat which made for much easier photography!
Today's wildlife photo is of one of the adult Mute Swans! When I can't capture a bird that is looking directly at me, I love catching them in some sort of action...feeding, singing, etc!
