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| Subject: | RFI: - ?bird lice on humans |
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| Date: | Fri, 3 Dec 2004 14:26:36 +1000 |
I've been asked for a cure for ?bird lice on humans. These people
apparently have miniscule insects in their verandah
furniture-cushioning and on their skin, and are now unable to rid
themselves of the bitey little critters.
They believe these are bird lice because it all started when
they were closely overflown by a couple of panicked nestlings from a
nest in a pot-plant on the verandah.
Anyone have any ideas???
Cheers,
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