Saving Goslings from Yellow Jackets

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[@RoulicisThe]

*IMPORTANT WARNING* Remember to disinfect the place where the wasp nest was : If you don't, the scent of the remaining pheromones the wasps left there will attract other wasps and you'll end up with another nest in the exact same place. You need to disinfect it so you get rid of the leftover scent, that way it'll prevent them from coming back.

[@PavelNygryn]

Easy solution - use gasoline or better kerosene (lamp-oil). Wasps will never return near that place.

[@Scott-np7sl]

This.

[@lisaw510]

I've used WD-40 to deter wasps. Their spit won't stick! 🤣

[@donnamczesty921]

Glad I read this . Was going to use lysol spray . Don't laugh 😒 . Live in the city and my deck roof has them off and on .

[@UltraProchy]

@@lisaw510 truly one of the best inventions of man

[@korosilverwolf]

when trying to drown insects make sure to add a little dish soap to the water and suds it up at the top a bit it helps break the surface tension and ensure they arent just floating

[@finch3333]

Oil does a similar thing, at least it causes their breathing holes to clog and be unuseable

[@sjbock]

That's also the way to drown fleas although avoid suds because they can climb on the bubbles to escape the water.

[@Annieology17]

Dish soap will also kill them, it breaks down exoskeleton of most inverts

[@imreallybadatnamingthings]

@@finch3333 Insects' breathing holes are called spiracles.

[@sarahjames4860]

For the wasps/yellowjackets: put up fake nests in spots like eaves to deter them building new nests. Can make with a small balloon, brown paper bags, and glue. Works great for me!

[@deannadempsey9269]

I too heard that putting up a brown paper bag deters themselves. They think a nest is already there.

[@jeanieschrag5378]

The brown paper bag works!!! We lived in Florida and had yellow jackets build a net in our balcony a couple of times after we put a brown bag up we didn't have them again. Also be careful with yellow jackets they can cause blood poisoning after getting stung.

[@FeedMeSalt]

yellow paper wasps will not care. they are communal. If two large nests touch they merge into a multi queen colony. Its a total myth that false nests will stop them. And sadly, like ants, wasps can interbreed in some cases. making it nearly impossible to find something that works.

[@ahabduennschitz7670]

@@jeanieschrag5378 The amount of poison is way too low to be dangerous for humans. As long as youre not allergic and have common sense youre completely fine

[@brayannexon4613]

This definitely is not effective with paper wasps I remember a year when 3 different colonies established all within a foot of each other.

[@robertlarson7224]

11:05 Abby is definitely learning! She turned right back around and stopped chasing those goslings the moment you told her to. Sure, she didn't quite sit, but progress is progress!

[@ruthannjones5873]

Yellow jackets generally nest in the ground. Wasp nests sort of look like a dried lotus pod. That was a baby hornet nest.

[@atticacouch]

Abby did a great job responding when u told her not to chase the goslings. Even if she didn’t sit she stopped and that’s the important part! You’re doing a great job!

[@rainysunflower384]

I love the idea of you having a guard goose for the chickens! And it's hilarious that the calves have got a taste for the chicken food... naughty little things.

[@goldengryphon]

It's trhe corn and molasses in the chicken feed. Cattle and horses just love it. I use corn as a treat for my outdoor flock and have to be careful of the neighbor's cattle.

[@catsj1767]

I was distracted by the yj then Abby with the cone. Guess I’ll have to watch it again give Morgan more ticks in the virtual world. (Not live ticks)

[@TSUNAMI-MAMI]

The calves break in was hilarious 😂 running away knowing exactly what they had done!

[@heavymetalhomesteading]

Buffs are great moms, even first timers. Yellow Jackets got me when I flipped over the wheelbarrow and moved it without looking. Whoa, go in at night dude, when they can't see! And use a long stick next time. They make fake nests on Etsy, or a brown paper bag for the budget way. They also hate peppermint oil, if you get a rag and wipe the area....

[@pastorjerrykliner3162]

If you watch "The Hornet King," he vacuums up the adults, then takes the nests and feed the larvae to his chickens.

[@southernbelle4524]

I raised a group of muscovy ducklings about 5 years ago and, for a treat, I gave them (defrosted) frozen corn. They absolutely loved it. As for the "flashlight" collar for Abby. I saw a video where someone else was having the same problem as you - keeping it on the dog. they got a pool noodle and cut it to fit around their dog's collar on the neck and it prevented their dog from bothering his/her stitches. Basically the same as the "flashlight," but not so confining.

[@theteenagegardener]

You really should make a “Hey Cows, Come on Cows!” T-shirt with a drawing of the cows on it. It would be such a hit!

[@ginnys8215]

It is a catchy phrase. It sticks in your head.

[@vickir6412]

Hey Cows hey Cows with summer almost mover hay hay hey Cows.. sounds like a song. Maybe the guy who did my friend Alfred. In fact some since release or song book would be great. How's is the book coming along?

[@minnahumble2294]

I think it is spelled “keeows”.

[@marjoriegoodwin2993]

I love the idea of the guard goose. You always make the kindest decisions. I have faith.

[@terryhenderson424]

Be sure, as much as possible, to spray the area with something which will disrupt thier lingering scent pheromone at the site of the nest and surrounding it. The scent pheromone can linger for over a year and tells others seeking a home that the site or location has been a home and is a good place to create a new home. The old goto is to spritze well with about a 10% bleach solution; it eats porteins, fats, scents, and dissipates.

[@bluefish239]

Anything in particular for that? I had a ground nest earlier this year, no one has made a new home where it was so far, but there are a lot of yellow jackets just around this year, and I don't want to test my luck twice on stumbling upon a nest in my raised beds without getting stung.

[@Valcour]

Pretty sure he's going to take down the whole structure...any further deterrence is unnecessary if this is the case.

[@Pablothedemon420]

It’s very interesting to see that most the duckling squad look to be runner ducks / runner crosses Personally love the runners they just look extra goofy!

[@maggiebarry2555]

It’s fascinating that the extended goose family is helping out.

[@minnahumble2294]

Yeah. It’s so cute to watch them being protective.

[@AdityaPradiptaMeneer]

i didn't hear the audio very well, whose sisters are they?

[@sklynn]

@@AdityaPradiptaMeneer I think he said they're the mom's sisters.

[@goldengryphon]

In my limited experience , geese are very helpful with each other. Moms are protective of their nests and brood, but any other geese that are part of a "family" chip in and help. When one of me geese went broody, the rest of the flock went out of their way to protect her.

[@maggiebarry2555]

@@goldengryphon cool. so it happens with all the geese not just the female relatives?

[@YankeeValleyOutdoors]

Yellow jackets have to be the meanest bee there is. All you got to do is walk by them and you'll get stung.

[@BigEvy]

The buff geese are my favourite. The two tone creme and their personality is just awesome.

[@sebbes333]

2:59 Add some soap to the bucket, it breaks the surface tension so the wasps can't float, they drown quite fast then (about 1-2 min at most, without soap they can swim for 5-10+ min) (it is about as "humane" as a wasp murder can be, except for instant death)

[@k9thundra]

That's how I killed the ones I had. I waited till dark got some thick glove on got a sprayer out filled it with soap water also got a bucket filled that with soap and water. Then went to war, I sprayed the whole thing down stabbed it a few times spraying the inside once I knew it was soaked I knocked it down and put it in the bucket. And left it over night. No wasps survived.

[@rhade3845]

In the future, you can mix dish soap and water, then spray the nest and any straggling wasps/ invasive bees you don't want. The soapy water kills them fairly quickly, and is safe for your other animals to be around.

[@minnahumble2294]

Spray, … then RUN!!!

[@justapersonx]

I do this for wasps in my house, but I added peppermint essential oil into the mix to get the job done faster

[@bluefish239]

It was a yellow-jacket nest, spraying it with soapy water would just make the inhabitants angry and do relatively nothing to the nest. His solution was much simpler, faster, and safer.

[@goldengryphon]

@@bluefish239 Except he needed to clean the area to make sure the wasps/hornets don't come back. It worked and it was a good idea.

[@kimharding2246]

Actually, they’re paper wasps… yellow jackets nest in the ground and are mostly yellow like their name.

[@TheAoneandonly]

Abby probably things you're a big white chicken ghost coming to haunt her. lol

[@rustybrazenfire]

The goose family is so protective!

[@xerk2945]

We had a huge subterranean yellow jacket nest in our yard, right at the start of Covid lock down. I was super thankful bee removal was considered essential.

[@TSUNAMI-MAMI]

What a relief!

[@CodingAbroad]

That transition to the beekeepers outfit 👄 🤌

[@Assassin32VR]

I love getting the notification that a new Gold Shaw video has posted.

[@13MoonsOverMayhem]

Morgan, they make an inflatable neck donut now, I think, to use instead of the flashlight collar. Suggestion for Bean and Frankie: When the bulk of the ducklings move out of the brooder, leave the chicks and squirmy little one and the other smaller duckling, and put Frankie and Bean in the brooder with them. That way Frankie will be together with a few of your new layers and grow up together for a bit before they can all go out to the chicken tractor. If Bean wants to stick with Frankie, its probably fine as long as Bean isnt a drake. Otherwise, Bean will have grown up with squirmy little one and the other small duck, and the three of them can join the big flock together. Edit to add: Franks and beans...the BBQ crew? lol...

[@ShelleyDanielle]

I did a quick search to see if anyone had suggested this. I have 2 that I use for my cats when they need to wear one.

[@ShelleyDanielle]

@Linda Whitteck There are inflatable ones as well as cloth ones that that use stuffing so can’t be ‘popped’.

[@katherinemclean7103]

I use a citronella plant (Pelargonium graveolens) to keep yellowjackets away from my house doors. I'm also going to put a plant out by my bunny hutches this year to see if they will repel bugs in that location, too. These plants don't keep them away from my entire yard, but in about a 6' to 10' diameter area they're pretty affective. The one year that I neglected to put a plant by the backdoor, I ended up with a nest in the gutter just above my door. I'd take the advice to heart about waiting until evening, when they're ALL back in the hive to do anything about disposal. So now you have a bunch of angry, homeless yellowjackets, who'll most likely build another nest back where the old one was. Please be careful and be safe! Prayers for health and safety!🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

[@fuzzylop9164]

Glad Toby is doing well. Abbie is a very rambunctious girl. Much like mine. I hope you can find a better collar. 💕 Will be interesting to see how Frank and been do.

[@saraschneider6781]

Frankie turned around right on cue when you said peas!❤️😁

[@justhearmeout3959]

I will always think Generic Duck is the most hilarious name for a duck 🤣🤣🤣

[@wolbachia4103]

Those are paper wasps, not yellow jackets! Yellow jackets build burrows in the ground, while paper wasps make those paper nests (you can guess where the name came from). The bee suit makes dealing with them look so easy!

[@freedomcat]

My mom stuck a shovel in a yellow jacket nest when I was about 10. Never saw her run that fast again. It was on accident.

[@garyf3470]

That’s what I thought at first. But I’ve never been stung by paper wasps, and have been stung by yellow jackets (when mowing over their nest). So I thought maybe Morgan was right. Or maybe they’re a different species of paper wasp from the ones I’ve gotten.

[@freedomcat]

@@garyf3470 got stung by paper wasps. It HURTS!

[@sherrig2338]

Yellow jackets also build paper nests.

[@mbgal7758]

Dolichovespula arenaria builds nests above ground. Usually in some area protected from the elements, in eaves of buildings, in sheds, in bushes etc.

[@susand8979]

They make a fabric covered inflatable donut collar that attaches to the dog collar that keeps dogs from reaching back with their mouth. The fabric is heavy duty, so they can't rip it with their back foot nails trying to scratch it off. Way easier than the cone head!

[@MzzzNettie]

I noticed when you fed Toby that Pablo wasn't around trying to pilfer his food. What's been going on with the cats lately?

[@katep4485]

Whenever you're trying to drown insects use soapy water which will break the water's surface tnesion and let the water. That will let the water get into their spiracles and kill them more efficiently.

[@carolynnr.6409]

I was told to wait until dark (when all are home) to get rid of them so they can't come back and rebuild.

[@kristinstenberg5750]

Morgan, We made a "necklace" out of cut up pool noodles for my dog when he needed surgery. No flashlight required! 😂

[@arkansafi]

Don't know why but his videos are addictive

[@melanieortiz712]

Wasp stings suck. Every time i've been stung in life it's been by a wasp. Except last year. That was a bumble bee. I had to get a pokey stick and clear off two wasp nests this year. On on the back of my favorite porch chair. One in a birdhouse

[@Tevikolady]

Weird, we have yellow jackets down here in Texas as Docile as your average honeybee. I have literally walked within inches of their nests and they don't even react. Wasps on the other hand...can go dunk themselves... Also, if you have a pump up sprayer, fill it with water/soap and spray it on the nests (when they are open, before they cover it with that protective layer. Soap and water prevents them from breathing and suffocates them. They will die within a few minutes and abandon any nests.

[@crhend512]

I'd be extra careful Morgan, that nest and the yellow jackets/wasps actually look like bald faced hornets. The behavior you described also fits this pest and they are very aggressive.

[@user-pi5xo4og9d]

Yea! I thought yellow jackets were in the ground?

[@CatieChapman]

Exactly my thought!

[@paulafidone1427]

I love the idea of you keeping the duck and goose pair. Best friends indeed!! 💖

[@hannaha760]

Next time do it after dark. They will all be inside, and sleeping 😊

[@Fiona2254]

Beans seems to be a runner duck, that’s why it’s so skittish. They are little pills when young and never calm down until they grow up 🤣

[@mariabeatrizlopezperalta5681]

Morgan, make sure to check the suture in Abby's belly, when they keep shattering their restrains, it usually means the surgical wound its itchy which equals to a potential infection. Keep an eye out to the suture stitches, it shouldn't be loose or bulging out. At least for the 14 days period to be on the safe side.

[@Midi3e]

When you give Abby a command, you have to follow through. She has to obey it!

[@virginiamoss7045]

If they are yellow jackets you should wait until dusk when they return to the nest and are calmer. That way you get them all, essentially, and they aren't so scary.

[@jenntyler5146]

For future reference, they do Not like cinnamon and clove oil and should quickly vacate the area if you spray it near their nesting site.

[@ladyrorschach2101]

Love Frank and Bean's friendship! Am I the only one though that thinks of the scene in The Office, where Jim and Pam return from their honeymoon and they talk about the couple they met? Frank and Beans! 🤣

[@KeiranNight]

That genuinely terrifies me when I see people working with bees, wasps, hornets and all that. I’m deathly allergic and it makes me so nervous

[@saraschneider6781]

You should have just called this "Paying the Stupid Tax".🤣

[@JesykaL]

I love watching toby eat. He's so gentle lol

[@vickir6412]

For Abbey a pool noodle slipped on collar might help. I used on my animals. There are a variety of sizes. Plumbing/ electric section might offer ideals too. I did give breaks with the cone. Garden fabric attached to fence or poles to block the view.Those teens are always watching...😉

[@jolynnhill8502]

Yellowjackets are the worst! I have been five bombed and stung just trying to water my garden. I finally had to call someone to remove all the nests. I had them all over my garden. I was afraid they were going to sting my dogs. Glad you got that down. You look great in beekeeper outfit!

[@lyndabeam2622]

Have the Hornet King look at that nest but I think those were paper wasps

[@sebbes333]

*@Gold Shaw Farm* Take out the wasp nests at night, then they're all in there, Use whatever means you find suitable. Eg: Poison spray, AXE + Lighter = flamethrower (if nothing burnable is nearby), vacuum cleaner (prepare a rag to clog the inlet pipe on the vacuum, or just watch KZbin for more inspirations ;P)

[@blackmonday738]

Wow, gotta respect the Geese how they protect!! Have a great week Morgan.

[@heidipustelniak652]

I love seeing all the things you are doing on the farm!

[@saraschneider6781]

Abby: "Dad, chill out! I was walking, I wasn't chasing."🤣😜

[@hsdinoman2267]

seems like Abby is a real wild child

[@minnahumble2294]

This was a real enjoyable video. I watched it twice - it so relaxes me on tough mornings.

[@Racin3]

I know you probably did this more for better filming but should of waited until it was night time when ALL the yellow jackets/wasps return to the nest. So that you take out all of them and not have as many stragglers.

[@FiredAndIced]

There was a comment that derided Morgan Shaw as a farmer (paraphrased, "A bumbling idiot who has no business being a farmer. But interesting as a KZbin video,"), but I guess it got yeeted off from this video comments section. Anyway, negative star-face notwithstanding, I advocate keeping Beansy and Frankie together, now that they had formed a dynamic that is inseparable. As for yellow jacket infestation, you have to start working on the fly infestation. Apparently yellow jackets follow where the flies are, and so they feast on them. Also, your calves are being calves, you have to start keeping the chicken feed secure, away from the calves' sight. My 2 cents worth.

[@elizabethashley6850]

Aw, Frankie and Bean are adorable! 😍

[@Erina88888]

Aww Flashlight is back!

[@kelseyparker9497]

please keep frankie and beansie together!!!

[@-Zippy2707]

I don't recommend being all 'its ok Abby' and comforting her especially when it isn't something she is too scared of, like the bee suit. Just act normal and confident, trying to comfort her will reinforce her being concerned. Not a dog expert but just what I feel.

[@that.schamp]

We had a TSC E-Collar - from the livestock supply section, not the pet supplies - survive two Great Pyrenees, including one who wore it multiple times. Worth a try if you haven't already. The first dog destroyed the vet E-Collar, a fabric doughnut, and an inflatable. She was licking her stitches after destroying the inflatable doughnut, they were red and angry, and I was desperate for something to get us through the night till we could get to the Pet Store in the city, I ran to TSC, pet section was sold out of XL and XXL E-Collars, but in the livestock section, sitting there with a picture of a goat on it, there was an ecollar just the right size for our big girl.... That was six years ago. When replaced that E-collar with an identical one last year, it was still fully functional, but was cloudy, scratched up, and n-a-s-t-y from being drooled on and pushed around in the dirt.

[@elainepleiman1173]

The nest is that of HORNETS!! You are a brave man. The bee suit was a good idea!

[@katiebrown9894]

The buffs are my favorite, nice seeing their cute family. For Abby....we put a large t-shirt on our gsd after she was spayed and it worked great.

[@TheFlutterrbye]

🦋❣🦋When my Bella was spade, she didn't have any protection and healed within a few days. Her stitches weren't exposed though. 🦋❣🦋

[@BillsCountrysideAdventures]

Right way to control what we call wasps in the UK is to make up load of dishwasher soap with bit of water and spray them with it, breaks down wings etc. Works a real treat. Had issue in my front garden with them nesting in the grass. They did go for me, but spray them like a gooden. Once you kill most of flying ones you can do the nest. Bleach spray area and wash off. Hope this helps.

[@heatherlomas9286]

Shawn Woods is a good youtube channel for dealing with pests.

[@Sarafimm2]

I've watched some Wasp X-Terminators and they often use a wet vacuum with soapy water inside it and vacuum up the wasps. The soap is essential in ensuring they drown. You'll need to make sure your wasps stay in the bucket for days. Shake it up a couple of times a day and listen to make sure you don't hear wasps flying inside. One of the X-terminators will take apart the nest (usually it's the bigger nests) and give the larvae to his chickens. They go WILD for big juicy wasp larvae!

[@pastorjerrykliner3162]

"The Hornet King" does this as well on his channel.

[@fairydogmother2752]

Hah the calves got caught breaking and entering. Jimmy was like "ahh he saw me, uh oh which way do I go, hey guys wait for me, help" lol.

[@eremiss4771]

Good job getting rid of the wasps! Wasps hate the smell of rosemary, cinnamon, tea tree and neem, so if you want to help keep them away in the future, soak a wood in some of those oils and just leave it near where they might try to set up a nest. It'll keep them away, and you won't have to tear down another nest!

[@lucasbarndt3589]

Morgan: so yeah this is like super dangerous Also Morgan: yeah that was quite easy.

[@kvineet631]

Bit of drama factor is required.

[@bluefish239]

It *is* really dangerous if you don't have a bee suit to protect you.

[@goldengryphon]

And he learned something, based on his comment at the top. You live, you learn.

[@trishhamilton2049]

3:30 My brain " He is going to get hurt stop watching"...... Also my brain " gotta see this"

[@sherirobinson6867]

The buff geese are awesome parents, aunties and protectors... vicious

[@terrykunst3883]

Watching Frank and Bean eat Peas is awesome!

[@kevinpoe8137]

I think you should get some ornamental pheasants for farm, they would be a neat addition and add a splash of color

[@imdebra]

Just a random personal observation... Lysol spray seems to repel wasps without making them angry. I've used that to discourage them from setting up housekeeping outside my door. It's not a lingering effect, so I have to spray them often, but eventually they get tired of being chased off and go find somewhere else to build.

[@phillyphreak5418]

Yes! Weird outliers is what's up.

[@hello-laura]

*BRUCE THE GOOSE ALWAYS SURPRISING US. Psh what a loyal fella’ protecting his family.*

[@mary-margaretbayo2067]

I wouldn’t separate the cute duckling friends.

[@ChevysGirl321]

I just started the video and I cannot hear you over that hissing 😂

[@Vallyrah]

DIY Dog Surgery Suit 1) Get the largest t-shirt you can find. Maremmas are bigger dogs. I usually go to a local thrift store as these shirts are cheaper and stretch better. You can sometimes find 2-4X which makes it easier to work with for larger breeds. 2) Lay the T-shirt out and cut the bottom of the t-shirt into 4 strips about a 1/3rd of the way up from the bottom. DO NOT CUT THESE STRIPS OFF THE SHIRT. 3) This step is optional but makes putting it on and taking it off easier. Add strong velcro to the bottoms of the strips so that the front of the shirt has one side of the velcro and the other side has the matching or opposite side of the velcro. Snaps may also work, as well as rivets that you would use string to tie together. If you skip this step, bring strong safety pins or hair ties with you as possible fasteners. 4) Put the t-shirt on the dog. Head goes through the neck hole, front arms go through the arm holes. Take the four strips and fasten them together so that there are two strips around one hind leg and two strips around the other. You can fasten them in many ways (see step 3), The first time I did this I simply tied the ends together. Note) If you have a cute shirt put it on backwards so that the front of the shirt is on the dog's back so that you can see the design.

[@tombirney7276]

PLEASE CONSIDER paying a pro canine trainer to teach Morgan and Allison how to properly give commands to any canine. Morgan when Allison says heel.... ; P

[@phasm42]

Man, that beesuit is a gamechanger for removing yellowjackets.

[@krinang]

My best solution that helps to get rid of wasps - I fill a plastic container with water, add dish soap just a little bit, and then use the bait - I secure a chicken carcass (raw) to a wooden board and put it on top of a container, so that there is only half of an inch between the meat and water surface. A wasp comes for a meal, chomps a piece of meat off, and then drops right into the water.

[@DM-lc2cf]

Such cute friends. Don't separate them now. You catch bugs just like I do....with cup/bucket.

[@minnahumble2294]

I love the way the calves made a run for it after they were caught in the chicken paddock. Definitely acting guilty.

[@macroisthemicro]

"Studio apartment" had me rolling omg!!! 🤣

[@californiadreaming567]

Maybe also have a second door at the other end. Your geese are learning to be great parents and teaching the other ones. Geese by us did this and then ended up with tons of babies. All parents need to learn

[@mr.campwell3655]

A wet/dry shop vacuum with 2or3 inches of soapy water already in it is probably the best way I've come across do deal with unwanted hornets and wasps.

[@vickir6412]

Night time is a good time to remove these nest. Take a galvanized trash can ,put dish soap and water in it. Remove and drop and place lid. You must clean base area. They leave a strong scent at base. Straight soap or a cleaner place on area. Let sit. They rinse with water. If needed mix salt and baking soda into a paste and paint the area.

[@maryannelee7534]

The buff goose family looks like Ghidorah when they're on the defensive.😆

[@goldengryphon]

Guard geese are terrific! They are great for any type of smaller bird (or just silly bird) but better if they are raised with that other type of bird. I learned the difference between the value of a Guard Goose being a goose with a job and a Guard Goose having accidentally raised a gosling with chicken chicks (the hen who hatched him took care of him afterward, though he tried to eat her feathers. It's a goose thing.) I will never again be without a dedicated Chicken Guard Goose. Pat The Goose is amazing. He has bonded with the other geese, to the point of almost starting a family, but still watches over the chickens.

[@miric6224]

Hey Morgan. Great stories today!. Brave snowman taking down the hornet nest. Impressive. Those calves are learning somebad habbits.nice studio apartment for little chicks. Abby is naighty she’s gonna give you arun for your money. Why should you be exempt from a trouble child? Wow! i’m exhausted by all your issues today! Gonna go nap. Luv Ya!

[@mohameddoccali7872]

for whasps I pour Diesel on the nest early in the morning while they're sleeping.

[@donnakearse2503]

Well done Morgan!