coey1

i have a 16x8 loft from blakes, i bought last year. this year i bought a 10x6 loft from blakes for my son. they provided me with a good service, so would recommend them mate.

the bird i have with gladdos ring on is doing great, just a shame it can't be raced. however, i will use it to breed from. after all the help he cried for and he can't have the decentcy to transfer his rings.

hi mate is the bird itself a white lol

this bird came into my son's loft lastnite. my ring list say's it's from stoke on trent, however the mobile number is switched off. anyone from that area know the owner? cheers, anthony.

this bird has now been returned to it,s owner

this bird came into my loft. does anyone have an idea where its from? cheers, anthony.

i have persuaded a.j (my son) to let nature take it's course and leave it to clean up itself. going to mesh over the roof guttering, as another bird now has the same stain on it's head.

well done mate. hope your birds are first home. good luck.

lovely looking loft mate. well done.

hi all. my son has a white y/b that must of been in the roof gutter, as it has what looks moss stains on its wing and head. could anyone tell me how to get rid of the stain please? cheers, anthony.

he looks alot better now mate. well done

as the others say, he is 100% and would not intentionnally let you down mate.

well said mate.

they was his mates before he bought them. but they arent transfered so they are his mates. they are in his loft, but his mate provides the corn. i think that sums it up lol. what i do know for sure chrisss, is it could be yours for a pound mate. or you could buy a scratch card and save on amtrak lol

another thing i noticed. you seem to sell (ot try) a lot of birds on here, none are ever for the money to be donated to the site. however, here is this £1 bird that isn't even yours and its for the site. how about putting some of your other birds that you need to "sell" on here for the donation to the site? just a thought as i know there is other members that donate birds to the site.