Attention Bird Gardening Enthusiasts

self | February 12, 2005 | sweetliberty

[MamaTexan]

When she finally did pull it out it was STILL flapping:)

EWWWW!

[sweetliberty]

Well, there is also those ultra-sonic thingies. I'm told they are very effective. I used a small plug in one in my kitchen last year and didn't see any bugs in there all summer, except for a couple of flies. I don't know if they would effect the birds outdoors though. It'd be something to look into.

[GodBlessUSA]

:)

[sweetliberty]

Much better!

[MamaTexan]

Then I do it and say oh, that's what they meant and it's so easy

LOL! Anything is easy if you know how!

Those are just gorgeous pictures you've posted. :)

[GodBlessUSA]

Oh My Becky! What a horrible experience. Like you, I'd be very vocal to the Dr. to get that thing out of my ear! When I was first married we lived in a small apartment. One night I woke up with something moving in my ear. I had a SilverFish in my ear. I totally flipped out.

I was luckier than you, I got it out myself with one of those ear removal bulb things. I've never been the same again. LOL!

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

Great picture:)

Becky

[GodBlessUSA]

It's so much fun. I always tend to make things more difficult than they actually are.Lol. I was thrilled that you taught me tinypics.com. It's great being able post pictures.
Thank you for the compliment!

[GodBlessUSA]

Yes, it's much better to see the actual subject in the picture. :)

[GodBlessUSA]

Thank you Becky!

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

The funny thing about it was, NO ONE, not even my husband believe it was a moth, But I was riding in the woods and I had noticed there was a bunch of them flying around me all day. I knew that was what it was.

When the doctor first looked in my ear, she didn't go deep enough (do you know HOW deep your ear holes go,,,I didn't till then when I felt her go in), she pulled out her scope and said there is no bug in your ear. When I finally convince her to look again she really pushed that scope in far, and suddenly said "There is a moth in your ear"...LOL... I just said "Duh, now get it out:)" When she got it out, several others, doctors and even the patient in the next area had to come see it flopping around in the tweezers. She put it in a cup, I think she saved it:).

Becky

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

Oh, and I've heard since then that putting bugs in people's ears was a form of torture in the old days. I know it would be torture now:)

Becky

[PayNoAttentionManBehindCurtain]

Posting pictures is a blast, that is why I'm anxious to get my camera fixed.

Becky

[Conservababe]

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[MamaTexan]

It's great being able post pictures.

It certainly is! That last one of the cardinal was great, and just the right size.

Speaking of pictures...:)

We have tons of these little white and purple daisies growing in the field.

Can't wait 'till the bluebonnets bloom!

[GodBlessUSA]

It is torture. I had it for a short time. I can't imagine waiting for the Dr. to get it out of my ear. Your so funny, - I knew there was a moth in there just get it out already. I'd be the same way:)

I hate when my camera isn't working. Even if I don't need it immediately, I don't like being cut off from it. Forget it if the computer goes down, I'm a nut :)

[GodBlessUSA]

Those are lovely. And they are wild! I didn't know what a Blue Bonnet looked like, so I checked google images. They are gorgeous. I can see why you are anticipating them!

[Mrs.Nooseman]

LOL.
That is to funny.

[Vicki]

I have suet out for the birds as well as seed. I enjoy seeing the different birds, especially the woodpeckers.

[Mrs.Nooseman]

I hope you are not in to much pain and that you will recover soon.
God bless you.

Mrs.Nooseman