OLDYELLOW

are they crosses ? the one at back looks like a modena cross tumbler or roller ,i could be wrong tho, its the cresent shape of the bird that suggests modena

they went to a guy in Burton Flemining near Bridlington , dint keep his details but Kirky has a few of the Dutch Capuchines

could well be a kormourner cross , but when you cross them the hood tends to be half a hood at the top , i had one called it arthur as in half a hood , but crossing them with rollers puts the tumble back in but hard to correct the hood

looks like the ones i had , not so long ago

if it tumbles then its a kormourner ( my favorite looking tumbler ) if it doesnt its a dutch caphunchine

Blakes lofts probably best priced lofts around and quality built

could be less bread to eat in town centres due to the wheat increases of late making them suicidal

get birds droppings tested and bird swabbed for microplasma

drinking alot sign of canker

what you need is a mentor ask one of your clubs best fanciers to mentor you

there suicidal lol

heat brings on condition , the stress of a basket out weighs there benifit and the confined space causes diseases to spread along with respirity problems

old birds now are moulting feathers everywhere increase protein in there diet and plenty of vitamins and a little linseed, a good moult is when there are no breaks in the feathers , gaps are denoted from missing been fed or a shortage of feed to premote growth

if the birds blood is circulation good and bird is in good health there feet be warm , some with cold feet aint come into form but that could change as they rest in the basket

warm feet can denote form , but a bird sitting a nest will have warm feet so not always a sign of form

ooh i named a pigeon that werent mine suits her i think

well done are you going to call the red hen 'Cherry' then you'l have a cherry bakewell ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

heres another thought too many rabbits in one area what happens ? mixxy why? over populated ........................ then what ? wiped out populaton

thought of a cunning way out tell him you sold it and cant find the new owners details so could he dispose of it as it had no owner , it could back fire but its up to you pay £5 pluss vat or £32 amtrak plus his fee for looking after it.

is it £32 now thought that was a typing error lol

pay the £5 its better than £23.50 , if hes been paid to remove pests then a racing pigeon is not a pest , as hes already been paid to do the job why would you need to pay him again to complete the job?

think i would of rather had a page 3 model be our gm at least she'd have the same knowledge as the new apointed one and at least when i go to Blackers they be one bird that i'd like to handle lmao

yup weeks rest couple of chucks then back in if fit enough

was told it got tossed up at Whitby might not get lost now it's smelt the Humber

well if it was a bereavment sale then the ownership via a ring list should of been obtained before the sale for the purpose of the sale , but as you bought them you must of liked them just contact owners im sure they'll let you keep them if you explain your story.