Sunday 22 May 2022, 10 AM.
SINGAPORE WILDLIFE.
A young
Oriental Garden Lizard looks for insects for breakfast. Esplanade
Forecourt Garden, Sunday 22 May 2022. He is very alert. In Video 2/2,
you can see him head bobbing and scurrying up the pole, probably to
eat an insect for breakfast.
UPDATES AT:
https://2010vets.blogspot.com/2022/11/4382-video-12-young-oriental-garden.html
ADVICES
FOR THE YOUNG
12 Nov 2022. Dr Sing Kong Yuen, BVMS
(Glasgow)
Acquire digital imaging skills using your handphone.
The 5 images are taken by a 72-year-old ex-Singaporean in Australia,
with some guidance from me. His handphone is an old model, the Xiaomi
Poco X3 Pro. But with practice and steady hand, he has sent me these
good photos. Some have had been accepted by shutterstock as stock
photos. Try not to waste your younger days. Snap good phone photos
and learn how to create good quality images for yourself, for your
family, for your memories. Maybe for stock photography to earn a
passive
income.
#singkongyuen
#toapayohvets
#shutterstock.com/g/toapayohvets
#vegetables
#tomatoes
#chyesim
#golfclubsaustralia
TO
BUY PHOTOS:
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UPDATE AT:
https://2010vets.blogspot.com/2022/11/advices-for-young-people-handphone.html
PHOTOGRAPHY TIP. F/16 gives you sharper
views of background
Use tripod. Focus on head of cyclist. Canon
R5. AV Mode, F/16, ISO 100.
The Jubilee Bridge is crowded on Sunday
mornings with locals exercising and groups of toursts taking photos
and enjoying themselves. Cyclists, runners, joggers, skateboarders,
kick-scooter and brisk walkers are vying for more space with families
and
children.
#jubileebridge
#esplanade
#tourism
#singapore
#merlion
#singkongyuen
#instagram.com/toapayohvets
#shutterstock.com/g/toapayohvets
#toapayohvets.com
UPDATES AT:
https://2010vets.blogspot.com/2022/11/4380-photography-tip-f16-and-tripod-to.html
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ELECTRO-SURGERY BUT SOME
VETS PREFER THE SCALPEL BLADE
The dwarf hamster has a large "ear
wart"
Veterinary story by Dr Sing Kong Yuen, BVMS
(Glasgow)
11 Nov 2022
A large ear wart irritated this dwarf hamster for a few weeks as it grew bigger. The owner decided to wait and see because the administrator of the hamster forum advised her not to get the wart removed as he might die under surgery.
However, she decided to proceed with the surgery and came for the appointment.
Some vets prefer the scalpel blade to excise the tumour. This is one method of surgery.
I prefer electro-surgery as there is usually no bleeding after excision of the ear tumour in the dwarf hamster as in this case. The hamster was anaesthesized using isoflurane and oxygen gas.
The electricity just
sliced off the base of the stalked tumour held up by the forceps. You
can see the ear cartilage after excision. I apply potassium
permanganate powder to cauterise the wound in case there is
bleeding.
The hamster woke up with 10 seconds as he was on gas
anaesthesia. See the video.
POST-OPERATION VIDEO AT:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPPm9xY4sR0
UPDATE
AT:
https://2010vets.blogspot.com/2022/11/4378-large-ear-wart-in-dwarf-hamster.html
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The 2nd dwarf hamster also had an ear wart. It had involved the
ear itself. The ear was cut away.
So the owner had two hamster
ear tumour operations done.
As the hamsters are old, the grey
one now has has a big mammary gland tumour. The owner did her
research and decided that it was cancerous as it grew big and fast.
So, she did not want any operation.
In the meantime,
the hamster licked her tumour bald. There would be skin infections,
wound and a foul smell later.
UPDATES
AT:
https://2010vets.blogspot.com/2022/11/4378-large-ear-wart-in-dwarf-hamster.html
SMARTPHONE PHOTOGRAPHY.
1. Ningxia Night Market, Sunday, Dec 2022 by
Anthony Chan. Samsung Galaxy Note 10 - excellent image, can see
steam and name on neon lights
The image of the lady in face
mask (L) is very sharp. Make full use of the phone's night settings.
Thank you Anthony for sharing such a well composed sharp image. Those who like eating will see the steam of cooking (R), the chopped vegetables (L), the eye lashes of the tall lady in blue mask, the swatiska on neon lights. This photo makes the viewer feel he or she is there.
TAIWAN - 4 DEC 2022: Ningxia Night Market is packed on Sundays. Nicknamed "Taipei's Stomach", it has over 20 stalls with legendary recipes that have been used for over 50 years.
2. TAIWAN - 4 DEC 2022: Ningxia Night Market is packed with
masked customers on a Sunday night amid the Covid-19 pandemic. No more
safe distancing regulations.
#singkongyuen
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#instagram.com/davidsing1
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UPDATES
ON:
https://2010vets.blogspot.com/2022/11/4377-taiwan-travels-video-of-raohe.html
Video shows Ningxia Night Market in Taipei, not Raohe Night Market.
10 Nov 2022
SMARTPHONE PHOTOGRAPHY
Home grown vegetables. Still has to contend with slugs which eats the leaves, earthworms
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