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http://www.pigeonnetwork.com/vetdirectory/vetusa/drdavidmarx/chlorine.cfm Lindsay

Alternative Moxidectin,problems,never heard anyone say anything. Lindsay

Same here mate,loft tops,fields and cars have a good coating of frost,pleased to get back in the house,birds sorted.

Temperature taking a dive here tonight,stat. on outside wall,just topping zero,be careful if your driving anywhere with the kids to watch any firework displays. What's it like in your area :emoticon-0138-thinking: . Lindsay.

Cracking birds Ian,a bit out of reach for my back pocket but 85 and 86 look serious birds to me. :emoticon-0137-clapping: on second thoughts 70.

Sad news for some poor families,a serious accident on the M 5. in Somerset. RIP.Condolences to their families and friends. http://news.sky.com/home/uk-news/article/16103903 Lindsay

As little as possible today,looks like it's a day to keep warm. :emoticon-0157-sun: :emoticon-0157-sun: :emoticon-0157-sun:

Adding chloramine to the water supply can increase exposure to lead in drinking water, especially in areas with older housing; this exposure can result in increased lead levels in the bloodstream and can pose a significant health risk. There is also evidence that exposure to chloramine can contribute to respiratory problems, including asthma, among swimmers. Respiratory problems related to chloramine exposure are common and prevalent among competitive swimmers. Chloramine use, together with chlorine dioxide, ozone, and ultraviolet, has been described as a public health concern and an example of the outcome of poorly implemented environmental regulation. These methods of disinfection decrease the formation of regulated byproducts, which has led to their widespread use. However, they can increase the formation of a number of unregulated cytotoxic and genotoxic byproducts, some of which pose greater health risks than the regulated chemicals, causing such diseases as cancer, kidney disease, thyroid damageand birth defects. Many animals are sensitive to chloramine and it must be removed from water given to many animals in zoos. Aquarium owners remove the chloramine from their tap water because it is toxic to fish. Aging the water for a few days removes chlorine but not the more stable chloramine, which can be neutralized using products available at pet stores. I wonder what the authorities would think of this INFO then.

Happy birthday lads.

Touch of frost this mo. might make a nice day.

Good post mate. Lindsay

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7beP1eIeVNI&feature=related :emoticon-0140-rofl:

Always put my birds water up the day before whether I'm treating or not,chlorine will dissipate over 24 hours.

Here's one for the water races.

Cheers Andy, Here one for pigeon men on a bad race.

Foot tappen.

I'm always a bit behind Mark but I get there in the end. :emoticon-0136-giggle:

A quarter of a hour of your time. Lindsay

Probably doesn't work because you have to have a hotmail account ?? Just a thought :emoticon-0138-thinking:

I;ll be going back to the old ways,maybe get less broken eggs.

expletive remove Rolland I got so excited and you blew it again mate,will have to have a mug of tea now.

Throw a bucket of water over the big kid next door. :emoticon-0127-lipssealed:

Welcome to basics mate.

Here's a link for anyone interested. http://www.atlantis-hotel.co.uk/ Lindsay