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this is where the bird was registered too but you would have to contain it before reporting

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most vets use other labs , the vets i use have there own labs , not all vets are bad did the birds have paratyphoid and was this diagnosed by a vet ???????

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it could be a blockage in its ear if got a small seed in there or some other foreign object, i'd imagine if started to ooze then the body is trying to reject the foreign object , i would advise plenty of baths to see if helped remove any foreign object or seeing a vet , don't treat birds blindly only use prescription only medicines under the directions of a vet

my first thought would be are these birds at nest as that's where build up of red mites occur they love young flesh check underneath nesting bowls for small brown to red mites , are they scrating at night ??? and i think if these are present then need to invest in some mite powder and poultry spray and perhaps one drop the birds

where abouts are you ???? it could be moult or parasites

Really Pleased For you Granddad Gary congratulations to all your family on there new addition :emoticon-0123-party: :emoticon-0123-party:

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I used it many years ago , made no real difference to birds other than my wallet was lighter

1 – 99999 NE370 NATIONAL F C Please report to R.P.R.A, Reddings House, The Reddings, Nr Cheltenham GL51 6RN. Tel: 01452 713529 http://www.rpra.org/StrayPigeonReportingGuide/tabid/104/Default.aspx

Welcome To Pigeon Basics , we all hope you enjoy our site , how about building your own loft ????? 2 x 2 and shutter board you'd soon get one up and running

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think northern hygiene are £30 all in and send the kit out you test your dropping by taking samples usually from every box mix in to a paste i go for the suspect looking ones as for swabs just select dodgiest looking bird

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they looked to be one of the thickest timbers used on a loft when i went round them at Blackpool

i have my own view i feed my own mix , however feeding at the distance they be fed on the road for 3 days , so what does the driver feed them ????

they wont end up in nest they be under a bop feeding post , they'll simply blame cats or say it fell off , but the biggest cats have wings and we all know it !!!!!

36001 – 36200 WE211 WRINEHILL H S Mr D Beeston, 4 Old Road, Wrinehill, Nr Crewe, Cheshire CW3 9BW. Tel: 01270 820603

Hi , firstly thank you for trying to help this bird , the rules are there because there has been cases where owners have sent for there birds by couriers , couriers aren't trained in catching birds that are flying free and the courier ends up loosing money and not collecting any bird , so firstly the bird must be contained so it can be collected by the owner or a courier , a small box with holes in and some food and water until owner can arrange to collect. I'll look on this years ring list to see where this ring was registered too

Happy birthday strapper, have a good un

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but they would of hit dribs and drabs of north road bird's saw loads going down all day very few coming up as said the coast was covered in sea fret here so bad we had drizzle visabilty was very poor , Lincolnshire was overcast birds were locked out here by the weather and returned morning after only 2 birds were into Scarborough town for Pete Thorpe , at 8pm Saturday i saw a batch of around 200 birds come from the west and head for the coast was very strange indeed

be cheaper and be more drag for others going in same direction i know we've gone with Lincolnshire fed for channel and have had room up to Hastings if others ferried in to area we need more forward thinkers and to come together more can only save money for organisations