oldguy

rembrant and vallance, thanks for the assistance

over to red or jimmy,

i could have been serious with the post i wouldnt have had to pay out as i still cant find what i'm looking for kev

bugger...... youngsters again..still looking for adults kev

clue to its name... 1 means alot 2 rainbow 3 edible 4 breed

emerald dove from India ?

in this weeks cage and avairy magazine there is an article about a budgie breeder who moves his young birds into a stock cage as they leave the nest box, and adds an adult cock bird which feeds any youngster which begs for food. this has reduced his loses from the youngsters going light do any members use a cock pigeon in the same way kev

contact the organisers of the event they will have details

how refreshing to see names, numbers, and address NOT being plastered across the internet, though still offering information good judgement call kev

thanks for the leads, they are being followed up kev

North Yorkshire members RULE OK well done red, your turn

During the 3 months that ive been looking to build a flock of white racing pigeons, Logans -delbars - bussearts, its been nearly impossible to find them Ive been offered youngsters but I prefer birds 1 or 2 years old, my thanks go to Mark Simpson for his help. But now ive decided to take up a hobby collecting Rocking horse POO it has to be easier to locate. In the meantime while I go for a walk with my bucket and spade in search of rare rose manure if any members want to part with 3 or 4 birds …(not looking for freebies) send me a PM I would prefer the Yorkshire area or close, as I wouldn’t use Amtrak without seeing the birds (no offence to breeders, but I would be looking to see the cleanliness of were the birds are coming from) kev

clue....... have a look in the rainforest

Play the link to it and if it answers........ its a ground dove http://www.birds.cornell.edu/AllAboutBirds/audio/Common_Ground-Dove.html

Its your turn to post an image

having worked with various guard dogs and seen the damage they can inflict on a human body, people would be very surprised how easy it is to beat such a dog if you want to get past it and remain unobserved , crossbows are devastating and don’t make a sound…….. Never put your dog on the line, if some one wants your birds the dogs bark is the only real deterrent, other than a flock of geese which make a lot more noise only electronic systems linked to security firms are more reliable

A red legged shortface bulls eye ??? give us a clue

so thats what those 2 man eating hounds of yours guard, kev

correct

no but very similar

try this one

this company may have a service which would identify what type of birds you have, you can chat to them on line http://www.dnasolutions.co.uk/dna-testing-sexing.htm

PM's sent to answer the posts kev

i will be trying the tip of using the box with the hole to catch the feathers during the moult, even if it is one of those tips that sounds like when i got sent to the corner shop for a pint of pigeon milk when i was a kid as it would taste better on my breakfast.......... I actually went and stood in a queue and asked for it

now if this was April the 1st... i would be thinking mmmmm ?