PATTY BHOY

seems ok now..

and their forward line ;D ;D ;D

and there midfield

just like the gers defence

its slow

ye cannae get a better answer than that..

if the weathers no rite,we`re all in bother ;)

would agree ,with the borders being best for nationals.

where in edinburgh.

wheres inverallochy ??

try this guy.

like his pied birds,but take your chance.

look here. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Unikon-ETS-Clock-Racing-Pigeon_W0QQitemZ270474640963QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Collectables_AnimalCollectables_SM?hash=item3ef98b7e43

well done m8.

thanx guys will separate and keep an eye on.

seems ok externally no obviouse marks or bumps.

Bird in the loft looking down and lethargic not much movement,what would be the best treatment for this bird,1 of our better birds.

Pigeon disasters Probably the greatest disaster to befall the species was the extermination of the passenger pigeon in North America in the early part of the 20th century. It is estimated that there were 3-5 billion passenger pigeons in North America at the time. Flocks of 100,000’s of the birds would blacken the skies as they flew over but early settlers managed to wipe out every last bird by 1914 through over-hunting. A more recent, and quite bizarre disaster, befell tens of thousands of racing pigeons released from Nantes in France as part of a race held to celebrate the centenary of the Royal Racing Pigeon Association in England. 60,000 pigeons were released but only a few birds ever arrived back at their lofts throughout southern England. One theory suggests that the sonic boom created by Concorde as it flew over the English Channel, at the precise time the pigeons would have been at the same point, completely disorientated the birds, compromising their inbuilt navigation system.

happened to me last week

good dry wood shavings.

every night i hear this particular cat battling with everything and all thing,sounds like a baby crying at times

good avatar ALF.

pity the birds can`t talk..

have to start blindfolding ours ;D ;D ;D ;D

http://www.fosterspigeons.co.uk/