Elderberries

[OLDYELLOW]

there just about ready now juice then freeze them in a freezer ice cub bag

[hawked again]

you know what week that was please

 

 

There you go!

BHW August 26th, page 87.

[Fair Play]

Have read that pigeons do not readily absorb vitamin C might be better with vitamin B

[harky]

MAKE THEM INTO A WINE, LASTS LONGER AND THE DOOS LOVE A CAPFULL IN THEIR WATER.

[OLDYELLOW]

have made elderberry wine years ago strong stuff , my mother had one bottle popped it's cork she gave one away and guy made another gallon from it , needless to say made a right mess in airing cupboard :emoticon-0136-giggle: :emoticon-0136-giggle:

[just ask me]

have made elderberry wine years ago strong stuff , my mother had one bottle popped it's cork she gave one away and guy made another gallon from it , needless to say made a right mess in airing cupboard :emoticon-0136-giggle: :emoticon-0136-giggle:

 

 

didnt know you could make the stuff like that :emoticon-0136-giggle:

[OLDYELLOW]

didnt know you could make the stuff like that :emoticon-0136-giggle:

oh yes was like bubblegum :emoticon-0136-giggle: :emoticon-0136-giggle:

[just ask me]

oh yes was like bubblegum :emoticon-0136-giggle: :emoticon-0136-giggle:

 

 

wont be trying that so :emoticon-0136-giggle:

[OLDYELLOW]

3 glasses tops :emoticon-0136-giggle: :emoticon-0136-giggle:

[bombersbullets]

might give that ago

[just ask me]

might give that ago

 

 

think ill stick to larger

[Guest Owen]

I think that elderberries are just another fad that people have got into. At one time or another I have tried out all sorts of fads and fancies and over time I have dropped them off. My results have never been better and yet I do not bother with specifics or much medication. The main requirement of my birds is clean water in clean dishes, fresh chopped garlic and I keep an eye out for worms. I might treat my birds for Canker once in a year but I never treat for Cocci or Respiritory problems. I find that Hair worm is the biggest problem because it is very hard to shift. It often takes up to 3 treatments to clear it out completely. Back a few years ago I would spend a lot of money on various concoctions and medications thinking that the birds would benefit from it. I was so wrong because the less of that rubbish the birds get the better they are. In the days that I shuved all this junk into the birds I would have YBS as regular as clockwork every year. These days I never see it and I find that I have a tremendous advantage over my fellow Club Mates because my youngsters remain fit and healthy all year whereas theirs suffer with continual problems. If the peregrines would leave my birds alone my losses would be very small indeed.

[airdrie2]

I think that elderberries are just another fad that people have got into. At one time or another I have tried out all sorts of fads and fancies and over time I have dropped them off. My results have never been better and yet I do not bother with specifics or much medication. The main requirement of my birds is clean water in clean dishes, fresh chopped garlic and I keep an eye out for worms. I might treat my birds for Canker once in a year but I never treat for Cocci or Respiritory problems. I find that Hair worm is the biggest problem because it is very hard to shift. It often takes up to 3 treatments to clear it out completely. Back a few years ago I would spend a lot of money on various concoctions and medications thinking that the birds would benefit from it. I was so wrong because the less of that rubbish the birds get the better they are. In the days that I shuved all this junk into the birds I would have YBS as regular as clockwork every year. These days I never see it and I find that I have a tremendous advantage over my fellow Club Mates because my youngsters remain fit and healthy all year whereas theirs suffer with continual problems. If the peregrines would leave my birds alone my losses would be very small indeed.

well said owen

[just ask me]

I think that elderberries are just another fad that people have got into. At one time or another I have tried out all sorts of fads and fancies and over time I have dropped them off. My results have never been better and yet I do not bother with specifics or much medication. The main requirement of my birds is clean water in clean dishes, fresh chopped garlic and I keep an eye out for worms. I might treat my birds for Canker once in a year but I never treat for Cocci or Respiritory problems. I find that Hair worm is the biggest problem because it is very hard to shift. It often takes up to 3 treatments to clear it out completely. Back a few years ago I would spend a lot of money on various concoctions and medications thinking that the birds would benefit from it. I was so wrong because the less of that rubbish the birds get the better they are. In the days that I shuved all this junk into the birds I would have YBS as regular as clockwork every year. These days I never see it and I find that I have a tremendous advantage over my fellow Club Mates because my youngsters remain fit and healthy all year whereas theirs suffer with continual problems. If the peregrines would leave my birds alone my losses would be very small indeed.

 

 

what your views on sechocol owen id be interested to hear them please

[daviedoo22]

I think that elderberries are just another fad that people have got into. At one time or another I have tried out all sorts of fads and fancies and over time I have dropped them off. My results have never been better and yet I do not bother with specifics or much medication. The main requirement of my birds is clean water in clean dishes, fresh chopped garlic and I keep an eye out for worms. I might treat my birds for Canker once in a year but I never treat for Cocci or Respiritory problems. I find that Hair worm is the biggest problem because it is very hard to shift. It often takes up to 3 treatments to clear it out completely. Back a few years ago I would spend a lot of money on various concoctions and medications thinking that the birds would benefit from it. I was so wrong because the less of that rubbish the birds get the better they are. In the days that I shuved all this junk into the birds I would have YBS as regular as clockwork every year. These days I never see it and I find that I have a tremendous advantage over my fellow Club Mates because my youngsters remain fit and healthy all year whereas theirs suffer with continual problems. If the peregrines would leave my birds alone my losses would be very small indeed.

How often do you use garlic in the water?

[just ask me]

How often do you use garlic in the water?

 

 

once a week for 2 days