pjc

it is very strong in nitrogen but mixed in with plenty of other stuff makes good compost

looking nice, if you've only had them recently looks like you've settled them without problems.

there were torential storms around yesterday, i cam back from Oxford via Swindon yesterday afternoon and the water was running down the road, the drains couldn't cope with it! If the birds hit any of these sudden storms they would have gone down!

twice in the last couple of weeks i've been a 3rd of the youngbirds missing at night but all have worked back. Because a lot of these are new birds i hope its a sign they have the intelligence to find there own way back which will stand them in good stead latter!

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Also you can have the best birds in the world but they don't perform for poor fanciers!

wouldn't it be nice to see a basket of pigeons at every parade and celebration in memory of the events!

They should always be remembered and i hope they won't ever be forgotten, RIP

totaly agree, but if the youngbirds appear to be ok but are carrying something as they have built up imunity then and new additions are likely to catch it and go down hill. Yes if the stock and youngbirds are 100% there should be no problem but how many would know they are 100% if they don't show any symptems?

The older youngbirds will have built up imunity and there is an underlying problem in your youngbird section. When you put youngerbirds into a section with older youngbirds the squeakers won't have a lot of imunity and will catch anything the others may be carrying. Isolate the problem birds and allow them to recover but get the others tested so they can be treated correctly.

as these yb's are only 2 weeks old were they weaned into a section with older young birds?

not everybody wants there business known Bob and the reason for the e-mail bid is from a member of the forum that i know so i have no problem in dealing that way. No birds will be delivered until Gail has the money.

did you get the ring number?

Update, e-mail bid Lot 1 £45 Lot 2 £35 Lot 3 £35

just need a ring number now then.

Boxer didn't you say the ring didn't appear on the last loft list, prob already sold it!

if its injured it won't struggle just pick it up with both hands and it won't peck you. Thank you for taking the trouble to help it. Phil

Its easy to forget!

no, pm bids on all 3. The birds are at Brynamman, but i'm back and forth to Oxford via M4 if that helps anybody.

Update, PM bid on lot 1 £40 Lot 2 & 3 £33.33 ea. Can we please keep it to individual bids instead of bids for the group as not everybody wants all 3. Phil

I agree Paul, great idea to hold an auction latter on, my best mate was in Valindre for his last few weeks and they were fantastic but like most facility's funds are tight!

think Kevin only keeps clean legged!

muffed ice?

pm bid £100 for the 3

Gails one in a million, not only within her job at the WHPU where she is the most helpful person in the office by far (usualy the only 1 in the office, lol) but at every Welsh Show/fair raises money for good causes. Also provides refreshment for weary travelers! ;)