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The infected area of the toe began to feel as hard as the synthetic material in a golf ball. Also, the bubble changed colors.
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There's a little pond behind our apartment complex. When I went down to take pictures today there was a man and his daughter fishing. I have no idea if there really are any fish in the pond but I would love to sit and fish :)
TOE Live in Manila
NBC Tent, Taguig City
20 March 2012
©PTMTolibas2012, with permission from INTASTELLA BURST HK
I was having a conversation about toe mobilty. I then realised I had not yet captured video on my iPhone yet. This is the result.
TOE Live in Manila
NBC Tent, Taguig City
20 March 2012
©PTMTolibas2012, with permission from INTASTELLA BURST HK
The bubble had decreased in size and the infected area no longer secretes any pus or blood. It should be fully healed in another week.
Gold tone toe ring, purchased for fifty cents at a local church garage sale. I love wearing toe rings.
The Short-toed Eagle (Circaetus gallicus) is a medium-sized bird of prey in the family Accipitridae which also includes many other diurnal raptors such as kites, buzzards and harriers.
This is an Old World species spread throughout the Mediterranean basin and into Russia and the Middle East, and into parts of Asia (Pakistan, India and some Indonesian islands).
Those present on the northern edge of the Mediterranean and other parts of Europe migrate mainly to sub-Saharan Africa north of the equator, leaving in September/October and returning in April/May. In the Middle and Far East the populations are resident. In Europe it is most numerous in Spain where it is fairly common but elsewhere it is rare in many parts of its range. A bird on the Isles of Scilly, Britain, in October 1999 was the first confirmed record for that country.
The Short-toed Eagle is found in open cultivated plains, arid stony deciduous scrub areas and foothills and semi-desert areas. It requires trees for nesting.
Adults are 63-68 cm long with an 185-195 cm wingspan and weigh 1.7-1.9 kg. They can be recognised in the field by their predominantly white underside, the upper parts being greyish brown. The chin, throat and upper breast are a pale, earthy brown. The tail has 3 or 4 bars. Additional indications are an owl-like rounded head, brightly yellow eyes and lightly barred under wing.