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Don McLean - American Pie

reading up on cafeine it can be added to medications to speed results up ............. We can't test every product we use , nor is every product listed on most supplements / medications

Caffeine occurs naturally in the seeds, leaves, or fruits of more than sixty-three plant species throughout the world

Yup have read it , guess the R.P.R.A needs to clearly list each drug that is prohibited , caffine can exist naturally in seeds do we ban these seeds as well ?????

We often wonder why the losses are high , but not many look at where we are liberating from and probably not enough feed back for members to change these bad liberation sites , one was brought up that they had to liberate directly on to a road at Tilbury , Bedhampton straight on to a motorway , just looked at Leatherhead car park with railway track behind it , why have these sites been approved by the R.P.R.A in the first place is beyond me ????? Surely R.P.R.A should review suitability of these sites and many others . On viewing some sites plenty of sports fields around would make more suitable liberation sites . Do you know of any sites which should be added to the list of unsuitable sites ?????

flying cats thats about size of them

should of asked him when will he stop selling his bird seeds as there be no wild birds to feed due to the overpopulation of birds of prey or is he already feeling the pinch or is he planning on going bust lol

didn't surprise me at least you tried Wiley

The fast flight curaça = phone number

:emoticon-0136-giggle: :emoticon-0136-giggle: it might happen lol

good to hear of your forth coming partnership a great way to save costs and lighten the work load

nice trailer Lindsay where's that at ???

Well done for helping this bird , glad I could help

have sent you a few numbers to try via pm

Well done ovy1255 :emoticon-0137-clapping:

was taken off the landing board I'd just let them out , was looking at hen and next was a bunch of down feathers up in air .

It most definitely was , that's all there is around here other than the percys at the coast , the sparrow hawks have adapted gone from sparrow to pigeons perhaps now there food source has changed perhaps there no longer as incapable of such feats , have sat in my garden and watched the female spar chase a blackbird crashing through a tree , so am sure it's 100% a spar unless a hybrid which could be possible , but it certainly took the bird watched it with my own eyes , I went searching straight away , gone not in the vicinity of lofts gardens or large green area .

Used to have the male sitting on a tv aerial next to road at back of loft never bothered or attempted to hit birds , thankfully they have had a new aerial put up I haven't had any attacks around loft since last time most of time mine get hit training no mater what time of day the hill line is full of them . However if get hit again I have pea netting to put up with a washing line

open gardens to rear of loft flats to right hand side then road and large green , big drive next doors garden , no cover looked all way round loft back lane and gardens even field no sign it was definitely carried off !!!!

same here last year first time out took a red hen as been released on trap as for not been able to carry a pigeon off it weren't in the vicinity of the loft or any other gardens the bird had indeed been carried off . Racing later in beginning of June would help a little , but feds wont change unless we ask for it .

may just be his second name Dwight York don't live in York

Welcome to Pigeon Basics Andy , Well done for caring after this bird , are you considering a new hobby or are you wanting the bird removed ???? am sure if you want the bird removed am sure one of the members will help you out if you give your location The bird may have a stamp on its wing feathers if your carefully open it's wing out there maybe a owners phone number on it