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great flying john t and you stuart glad the mavericks home

well done robbie any word fae the undertakers

nae bother fifer nl082064294 nae racing rings on it. a ferm cat near me got it but it should be ok

any of you boys know how to report a nl reg bird

elgin all cosy and bright

elgin is bright but cold very little wind and am off tae pit lead on a roof

shell be high up in the fork of a tree in an old pigeon or crow nest.give the tree a good kick and if shes there she will fly oot and return later

a good start mate its like the ones we built when we first started the pigeons many years ago

good lookin doos alan fit did they cost. wudna be cheap eh

sorry lads i think this is another nail in the coffin of scottish fitba. why pay a man all that money to play fitba when the poor blokes who are paying to watch him are earning less in ayear than he makes in a week.the sooner scottish fitba goes bust the better so a sensable wage structure can emerge from the ashes and more scots laddies can get a chance.

planwell from buckie is very good but go for the thicker insulated ones or you will be murdered with condensation running down into the loft

got mine through post on friday morning north east scotland.our posties just like our doos they aye get through .

good luck john

i know the guy from the rspb who lives near me in elgin. he has been monitoring the new windfarm on the moors above elgin and he has told me there has been no significent decline in any birdlife in and around the windfarm.coud be his bosses are at the spinning again.

better safe than sorry good call

poor jock if thers any thing we can do the boys at elgin are more than willing to help just let us know

thats me back online , had a couple of viruses all cleaned up now .last sunday morning myself and raymond birnie were injecting my doos and letting them out one at a time. raymond then spotted a female sparrowhawk up high basically caseing the joint ready for a hit. as we watched her a larger bop came into site and caused the sparrowhawk to dive for cover we then realised it was a peregrine on the hunt . it immediatly folded its wings and dropped like a rocket hitting a red cock about 30 feet above my loft. the red cock fell in a puff of feathers into a neighbours garden. it was so close to me i could see it was a this years young female still in nest colours.at this point i was jump ing about clapping my hands and shouting ,raymond was whistling and howling and running arond like mr blobby on acid . the falcon was determind to get the doo but after about two minutes it slowlly gained hight and drifted away.my jack russell harry on hearing the noise came running out the house as he usually thinks thers a cat to chase when he hears me shouting.i then ran along to my neighbours garden to see if the red cock was still alive when it fluttered up on to a low wall minus its tail and blood comming from its leg somewhere . i was about to grab him when a cat jumped onto the wall and grabbed him followed by harry nailing the cat and all three falling back over the wall. as i jumped on to the wall the red cock burst past me and flew into the loft .harry and the cat disappeared rond the side of the neighbours hoose then came back chuffed to bits his wages well earned. i can assure steve taylor that at that time there was no whisky involved.the red cock is now called lucky jim

got a welsh doo in on saturday night whu 2008 s 11305 late bred ets rung flown out but ok any info

i used duramitex for years as a dipping agent and it was first class , the doos stayed beasty free for the year.you could smell it off the doos when you entered the loft and i only had 1 doo go down after dipping.ive not heard of this new type though

as yet ive been lucky enough to stay clear of this but i can assure you if i had a cure for it i would be telling all.ithink this a disgracful way to behave.

it is with a heavy heart i let you know that wee logan main from elgin died last night.he was only three when he was found to have a very rare type of cancer.despite the best efforts of all concerned he just could not be cured.as usual when the chips are down the doomen can be relied on to help out.on a sunday in may elgin rpc auctioned 25 birds and raised nearly 2000 pounds yes two thousand pounds for 25 doos.take a bow all the boys from the north fed who done there bit for a wee lad in need of help.i am so proud of you all.. many thanks boys your the best sandy

just been down to watch the nort yorkshire fed liberate at elgin at05 45 . birds split into two batches .one cleared at once .the other took about 12 mins .good clear morning no wind

was at a gos nest site a couple of years back and found two red squirrel tails and watched one take agreylag goose on the ground

very true but you tend to grow out of such nonsence as you grow older and attain wisdom

elgin citys no involved so its no really important