Australian White-Bellied Sea-Eagles 2018

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Re: Australian White-Bellied Sea-Eagles 2018

Post by Philjo56France » Sun Nov 25, 2018 11:12 pm

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Post by DDuckies2 » Sun Nov 25, 2018 11:29 pm

:thumlft: philjo .
Goggling Trichomonas gallinae will give more info .
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Post by Philjo56France » Mon Nov 26, 2018 4:52 am

DDuckies2 wrote:
Sun Nov 25, 2018 11:29 pm
:thumlft: philjo .
Goggling Trichomonas gallinae will give more info .
Hi DDuckies2, I followed the Melbourne falcons nest. 2/3 falconets died 2 weeks ago from the Trichomonas, like i'm sure two others one/2 last year… No chance alone in the wild. In fact i'm almost happy SE21 had this accident last Week so they can treat her now. :bye 1:
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Post by DDuckies2 » Mon Nov 26, 2018 9:30 am

More questions and additional info :
"Se McGregor Alex Barley - Acies would you be able to answer some medical questions about trich? I know that everyone can google but you are much better informed.

Do you know if 21 will be forever protected following treatment? I heard that the protozoa only live for a short time - ie they have to be on a living host. Given the fact that not every bird that eats a pigeon (or other carrier) catches the infection, it would make sense that there is only limited time where infection can cross."
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"Alex Barley Hi all,

The easiest way I can explain it is that trich is like athlete's foot, except in your mouth. It's as yucky as that sounds. Protozoans are quite sensitive and cannot survive outside a host's system for long, and we have effective meds for them. 21's case does not appear to be serious, and she is in good care, which gives her a great prognosis for recovery from this infection.

Regarding persisting cover: as this is an infection that is not a virus, 21 cannot be immunised against trich as a person cannot be immune to athlete's foot. Trichomonas is a tiny parasite, and you cannot immunize against parasites, only prevent or treat infections where they occur. Trich is not usually a dangerous infection. Provided 21 does not become otherwise immuno-compromised (very sick, plainly speaking) or the trich does not become strongly establish in her crop or airways, it is not a serious threat to her health.

Hope this is of some help and puts some at ease,
Here's to a swift recovery,
-Acies "
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Re: Australian White-Bellied Sea-Eagles 2018

Post by Philjo56France » Mon Nov 26, 2018 11:16 pm

:ty: DDuckies !
Empty nest for the last 4 h by steps of 30', so sad for Lady and Dad…
2018-11-27_08h11_11.jpg
a last pic for today
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Few things about Tricomoniasis
https://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,4570,7-3 ... vfByqpsOO4

"Clinical signs
Birds infected with T. gallinae display a variety of clinical signs. The birds are depressed, salivate excessively, are emaciated, appear listless, ruffled and dull, have difficulty closing their mouth, display repeated swallowing movements, exhibit open mouth and noisy breathing, have watery eyes, have difficulty eating and drinking, have difficulty standing or maintaining their balance, have diarrhea, may have a puffy appearance of the neck, exhibit a sunken and empty crop and have a fetid odor. Birds will usually die from starvation due to the blockage of the esophagus or from suffocation caused by blockage of the trachea by the caseous (cheese-like) necrotic masses in the mouth commonly seen with this disease."
Not only carried by pigeons but also by feral Starlings.
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Re: Australian White-Bellied Sea-Eagles 2018

Post by Philjo56France » Tue Nov 27, 2018 10:45 pm

Very windy today and Nothing to see during the last 4 hours
new link again https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVKEufoZqbk
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Re: Australian White-Bellied Sea-Eagles 2018

Post by Philjo56France » Wed Nov 28, 2018 10:36 pm

Mom/Dad in the nest with food and now it's their turn to be agressed by the little birds…
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Post by Philjo56France » Wed Nov 28, 2018 10:36 pm

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Post by Philjo56France » Wed Nov 28, 2018 10:38 pm

Just before it leaves
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Empty nest
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Re: Australian White-Bellied Sea-Eagles 2018

Post by DDuckies2 » Thu Nov 29, 2018 5:07 pm

nov 30 2018
8:26am Lady "vomits " out a long birds leg! :ohmy:
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Re: Australian White-Bellied Sea-Eagles 2018

Post by Philjo56France » Thu Nov 29, 2018 10:46 pm

Nobody there during the last four hours…
Empty nest
2018-11-30_07h43_38.jpg
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Post by Philjo56France » Fri Nov 30, 2018 10:58 pm

Empty nest
2018-12-01_07h56_59.jpg
Then Lady and Dad visit the nest
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Re: Australian White-Bellied Sea-Eagles 2018

Post by Philjo56France » Sat Dec 01, 2018 1:58 am

2018-12-01_10h53_44.jpg
2018-12-01_10h54_42.jpg
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Re: Australian White-Bellied Sea-Eagles 2018

Post by Philjo56France » Sat Dec 01, 2018 1:59 am

2018-12-01_10h51_22.jpg
Lady and Dad are insight
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Re: Australian White-Bellied Sea-Eagles 2018

Post by Philjo56France » Sat Dec 01, 2018 10:53 pm

:rh: E9: 7 yo / E14 :rh:
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