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could be quite a few day birds then winds turned south here now so a helping hand for them :emoticon-0137-clapping: who's were they ???

good luck to all who's sent , hope you all get good returns , wind here is WNW 24km/h Hi: 15 °C Partly cloudy. Temperature of 15°C. Winds WNW 24km/h. Humidity will be 56% with a dewpoint of 6° and feels-like temperature of 15°C. , feels cold and damp be nice to see the race progress as returns get put up , keep us updated guys , hope some game birds make it on the day

good luck to all who's sent , hope you all get good returns , wind here is WNW 24km/h Hi: 15 °C Partly cloudy. Temperature of 15°C. Winds WNW 24km/h. Humidity will be 56% with a dewpoint of 6° and feels-like temperature of 15°C. , feels cold and damp be nice to see the race progress as returns get put up , keep us updated guys , hope some game birds make it on the day

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lovely looking cock and no wonder hes won look at the condition of it credit to you :emoticon-0123-party:

Glorious Sunshine clear blue sky's but chilly just now hope it warms up Scarborough, United Kingdom Change Location Friday 24/06/2011 Hi: 15° Mostly cloudy. Temperature of 15°C. Winds WNW 23km/h. Humidity will be 60% with a dewpoint of 8° and feels-like temperature of 15°C. Lo: 11° Light rain. There is a 70% chance of precipitation. Cloudy. Temperature of 11°C. Winds S 30km/h. Humidity will be 78% with a dewpoint of 8° and feels-like temperature of 11°C. Saturday 25/06/2011 Hi: 18° Light rain. There is a 50% chance of precipitation. Cloudy. Temperature of 18°C. Winds WSW 29km/h. Humidity will be 81% with a dewpoint of 15° and feels-like temperature of 18°C. Lo: 12° Mostly cloudy. Temperature of 12°C. Winds WSW 21km/h. Humidity will be 97% with a dewpoint of 12° and feels-like temperature of 12°C. Sunday 26/06/2011 Hi: 21° Mostly cloudy. Temperature of 21°C. Winds SW 22km/h. Humidity will be 69% with a dewpoint of 15° and feels-like temperature of 21°C. Lo: 15° Mostly cloudy. Temperature of 15°C. Winds SSW 19km/h. Humidity will be 94% with a dewpoint of 13° and feels-like temperature of 15°C.

whereabouts are you located then a member can possibly recommend a avian vet to you :)as for silly money a test can cost around £30

could be a number of things could just be a digestive problem , but they only way to get it right is get it tested by a vet , in the case of a ill birds isolate , starve for a few days but give water with electrolytes , then feed lightly to see if improves

yes it does but most natural flyers pair later and set nesting conditions for each bird some work some go wrong we usually basket for Bourge on a Tuesday we didn't go till Today my hen came of nest last night , it's just the way it goes sometimes , getting a birds favoured nest position right is the art of knowing your birds and flying natural well

Well done Geo :emoticon-0137-clapping: :emoticon-0137-clapping:

the creamy flights usually caused by a red in parents , on the blues and chequers you also get like a grizzling effect , which appears in grizzle familys when grizzle throw full colours or paired to a full colour bird thats Blaz's bird obviously natural by the casting , a widowhood bird will hold there wing much longer

his flights look bleached by the sun that's all but if on open hole that be why locked up birds aren't stressed , as long as have a routeen exercise and feeding times birds rest better when loft has a set regime imo

Quite agree , a step in the right direction should be no injured bop should be returned to the wild , as the fear of man is decreased

are these in an aviary Gary ??? or out of a red ???? doesn't look that he's nighted out or missed a meal

8th primary nearly fully up 2 to go no big gaps if wing tips touching at tips then id say be fit for the job probably got a couple of weeks before he casts another

Happy Birthday guys hope your all having a great day

Think you've two cocks and a hen enjoy

I think the continental fanciers treat too much anyway :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: , but like i say ring my vets up there quite happy to answer queries and obviously know far more than i know from a technical point of view great to see someone taking up the microscope will probably save you lots of ££££'s and you'l know exactly what's wrong with your birds , well done :emoticon-0137-clapping: :emoticon-0137-clapping:

Thank you , hope your having a great season too , Basketing for Bourge today am very hopefully for a good fed position , not been trained since first race and not been treated for anything all year or year before , flying there hearts out today so looking good , it's better than the 10 to 15 minutes they usually have been doing but i rather they flew there race at the weekend rather than during the week

that's my take on things too many bops and wires running the gauntlet loosing good birds :emoticon-0137-clapping: :emoticon-0137-clapping: basketing continually creates stress , stress cause illness , then you need to prop them up with the medicine bottle , medicating gives them false form then they get ill again more stressed , but everyone to there own

Well done Gary , you've had a good season :emoticon-0137-clapping:

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Well Done to all and well done Billy :emoticon-0137-clapping: :emoticon-0137-clapping:

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