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Any one know what these are . Found them on aprox 10 woodies ase we were de breasting them

They are definately blood suckers as some only had tiny drops of blood in their transparent bodies.

They are about 1cm long.

All birds that were bought home were placed in hassian sacks as soon as they were picked up to prevent fly blown so it cant be anything from the field.

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No they were attached to the surface of the skin and some were swollen with blood . It was definately some form of parasite. I have got some better close up pictures but they are to large to fit . I`m **** on computers and cant resize them

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I rang a friend who keeps and breeds racing pigeons he thinks theyre

pigeon nest mite larvea that attach and suck blood,and can transfer to

you, through your clothing etc and reckons they itch like mad he also

describes them similar to tiny white and red maggots,I googled pigeon

mite and it sounds the same.Google (Birds123.com) and scroll on the left to

pigeon mites, nasty. :rolleyes:

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No they were attached to the surface of the skin and some were swollen with blood . It was definately some form of parasite. I have got some better close up pictures but they are to large to fit . I`m **** on computers and cant resize them

 

go to microsoft .update and download free powertoy resize tool do a search to find it

the wizard puts it straight into my pictures then you just right click a pic scroll to resize

and select small. :rolleyes:

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