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it has live cultures so fine

you need 'Live' natural yoghurt any old yoghurt doesn't have the live cultures

kites are scavengers and eat mainly road kill or remains of bop kills they can smell the decaying carcasses so no threat to pigeons until there already dead , If you want something to attract hawks to your garden a small aviary of Canary's , these attract them , there like sirens to the bops especially if have a few mules amongst them then just place pecking post in front so you can get a great few of these marvellous creatures

Happy Birthday Have A Good Un

29 MPH West wind 40% chance of rain and completely overcast

good stuff hope they give you a few good turns

very good

good stuff how many races they had so far ????

uddingston

Yes but sprint racing became more prominent after the war where most of the birds they kept were distance birds so guess although the quickest were used to breed quicker birds they still would of had the ability to race further , i guess feeding techniques change and more so called sprint / middle distance birds fly further , theres many strains that have just done that look at Janssens they only flew there birds so far as deemed them to valuable to push them further although they will win at any distance , another strain of the 70's the Bricoux's Albert marselles hidden pair were bricoux and there blood was still prominent in his sprinters I think a lot is how there set up and fed

the two pigeons were pretty lol

problem are some are sending ill birds, other problems are some are relying on quantity rather than quality , whether your birds are in same baskets as these ill birds there getting cross contaminated from water or eating corn from birds been sick in there baskets and eating it , other problem is birds not been vaccinated , from what i've read there problems with avian pox , Newcastle disease , and salmonella and young bird sickness , the root of most of these problems is most birds are been propped up with the medicine cabinet and have no immune systems left . years ago ill birds would be removed and not propped up that's the biggest difference .

flat bed sander or a belt sander it's on the pics

Happy Birthday Guys have a good un

watched one of the unc wagons pass Grasswell at 7.10 last night weather from Scarborough upwards was crap yesterday , seems a lot better today

35001 – 50000 US1 ROYAL PIGEON RACING ASSOCIATION Please report to R.P.R.A., The Reddings House, The Reddings, Nr Cheltenham, Glos GL51 6RN. Tel: 01452 71352

Hope everyone has a good race and returns are good to those that sent

East coast Federation from Huntingdon 6/8/11 birds were liberated at 11:0:0 in a light south west wind turning south east.

Raining in Sunny Scarborough completely overcast

bit more painting to do

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our first race is either 82 to 86 miles which to me is ideal anything under is a training toss, have raced shorter on north road but they tend to fly over

that's got to be hard racing birds liberated at sea no land marks or visible land , looked like a good liberation

but they don't eat pigeons guess they don't do any research for other one sided story's , well if bbc says they do i'm more inclined to say that they do more evidence says they do than don't surely the R.S.P.B can't deny this one

Happy Birthday , have a good un