We are crazily busy with business this week and I am just not having enough time to blog as I would like. I have photos and posts in the pipeline but no time to get them written at the moment.
I will make do with a short post to fill the gap until I have more time. I took this photo of Butterscotch today to show how her feathers are filling in.
Butterscotch has feathers on her neck
The gaps are at last disappearing and her neck feathers are opening and are gold with black tips. It has taken forever but she is returning to her former glory. There will be more photos when she is completely feathered but for now this is the transition in progress.
It has been slow but is so good to see her getting back to normal bit by bit.
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I am sure she will get there, now she has no one pulling them out.
It has been slow but you are right, with no one pulling them out, it is just a matter of time.
She is looking good.
It really is like a human , must be terrible to be bullied . What a relief that she is now safe and has a chance to blossom .
It is good that there is no feather pulling now and at last she is getting her feathers back in.
Fantastic to see her on the way back to her former glory! So pleased, for her and for you.
She is looking better every day. It is great to see her feathers again.