Bulldinkie, I think nailed it. Cut out the corn, and the layer pellets, they aren't laying are they? Too much protien. I have 28 ducks and they love, love love, snacks of all grain I feed my horses. I know I shouldn't but love them all gathered around eating out of my hand...and sure enough if I give them all grain I get a few with leg weakness. I pen them, in the stock trailer and limit them on any kind of feed. Sometimes takes a week or a bit. I give mine cracked corn, less a chance of giving too much. If they are free range and have access to a pond they really will get enough. I give my duck shredded carrots from the food processor for treats, mostly just to get them to come to the house for a check to see how everyone is doing.

Now that I've refreshed the page, I am also able to confirm your 'Gollum'! Technically, your plant has leaves with both 'Gollum' and 'Skinny Finger' characteristics. Most of my plants have mixed leaf-types, as well, but I simply call them by the predominant leaf-shape. So 'Gollum' it is (or near enough!) Again, great find! Josh

Tequila Sunrise and Pretty-N-Pink are maybe in the process of being registered. Still Ten English pounds is a lot of moular to some (and me). Tequila Sunrise is lovely. Pretty-N-Pink has a minor fault only visible to Tolumnia purists. Had a look at Orchidom previously and was impressed. Closer to home and you do not have to worry so much about the guardians of the gates. You might have to be careful with âÂÂclonesâÂÂ, are they talking about Mericlones which are usually more expensive than seedlings. The other big advantage is growing conditions. The Caribbean is probably Tolumnia Heaven. Three clones of Tolu. Alyshia showing the variation you sometimes get from the one compot of seedlings which in this case means produced from seed. The crossing is Shannon Elizabeth x Sizzler. Sizzler was registered by Robert Perreira. Tracking the ancestors of a cross will usually find an ancestor registered by Perreira or Moir. Thank you gentlemen! This post was edited by arthurm on Mon, Jun 30, 14 at 15:32

Its a Win XP thingy. This feature showed up on my computer after I upgraded from Win98 SE to Windows XP. The information is stored in the header of the photo file and can be displayed by WinXP so long as the original file format remains. Often, processing a photo file(adjusting colors for example) and then rewiting the file eliminates the header information unless the editing software is designed to retain the header. So you may have photo files that will display the header and some that may not. This is one of the reasons you should NEVER write a file to a memory card that is used by your camera. It contains special formatting peculiar to your particular camera. Writing to the card with something other than the camera itself may upset the card format.