Hi Brian Death
Good news that you have now a mite free birdroom and birds.
I would attribute that to your use of frontline rather than flycatcher paper or flyspray.
Actually, I would not have either of those two products anywhere near my birds!
If a bird escapes in your shed, chances are it will end up on the flypaper with a lot of feathers!!
To anyone considering following your advice on puffing flyspray in the shed in the evening before shutting up, I would say be very careful, some flysprays are not good for birds/pets/aquatic life and actually state so on the tin and apart from the birds breathing it it the vapour will settle on the water in the drinkers and the birds could ingest it this way also.
Stick with tried and tested avain specific mite repellents would be my advice.


Hi Phil
Do you continue with the same effod mixture during the moult as you fed in the breeding season, cous cous, egg, pin head oats etc ?