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| Subject: | Re: (SPAM) [Birding-Aus] Currawong leg/foot problem |
| From: | "Paul & Irene Osborn" <> |
| Date: | Mon, 9 Feb 2009 11:53:33 +1100 |
Certainly looks like scaly-leg mite to me. Wash the feet in warm soapy water, lift off any loose scales, dry, and then smother in vaseline or petroleum jelly. You can add a little teatree or eucalyptus oil to the jelly, or simply use chest rub, but the latter is not advisable in hot weather as it can burn. Paul Osborn |
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