It also seems to be the ones you delay (because they’ve eaten, of course) that do have a grass blade while, more often than not, the ones you investigate there and then don’t.
Anything there?
A young colleague showed me a nifty way of elevating the soft palate with a spay hook, which neatly reveals the presence of grass (or not, as the case may be).
Some careful work with the crocodile forceps and you can usually whip out the offending blade of grass very easily.
Definitely a technique I’d recommend.
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