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do you think it is ok to use say for the first 3 yb races on there return i

not many sales on the sunday all friday or saturday anybody hear of any sunday sales outside the show

ok thanks for not getting me the birch

if your not happy report it to the webmaster sorry for going off topic

nobody in any of these chat rooms :'(

i am the new bruno ;D comeback bruno your time is up

Avian Influenza H5N1 confirmed in Dorset Defra has today confirmed Avian Influenza in three dead wild mute swans in the Chesil Beach area in Dorset, following positive test results from the Veterinary Laboratories Agency for the highly pathogenic strain of H5N1. These birds were found and tested following our routine surveillance programme. A Wild Bird Control Area and Monitoring Area are being established around the premises, encompassing Chesil Beach and Portland Bill, and the shape of these is based on expert ornithological advice. Inside these areas bird keepers are required to house their birds or otherwise isolate them from contact with wild birds, bird movements will be restricted, and bird gatherings are banned. Defra is also working closely with ornithological and other experts to consider what wider measures may be needed. Further details can be found on the Defra website at www.defra.gov.uk/avianflu No disease has been found in domestic birds, and a programme of surveillance is being carried out in the local wild bird population. There will be no culling of wild birds because such action may disperse birds further and would not aid control. Acting Chief Veterinary Officer, Fred Landeg said: “While this is obviously unwelcome news, we have always said that Britain is at a constant low level of risk of introduction of Avian Influenza. Our message to all bird keepers, particularly those in the area, is that they must be vigilant, report any signs of disease immediately, and practice the highest levels of biosecurity.” A full epidemiological investigation is underway. All poultry keepers on the GB Poultry Register are being notified, and the EU Commission has been informed.

webmaster make sure its money up front they aberdeen boys have a reputation

try dovescot123 you must have been on before

when thet come back from a race stops yb sickness so i heard ;D

the person who can buy him the most beer at blackpool will be the winner

think the changes might just have improved the site maybe the chatroom would be good to let some chit chat happen stop it creeping back on the pigeon forum just a thought from me

i got both copys of the bhw yesterday the first time i have had it posted on a thursday for some weeks ;D

frome is the west of england maybe we would have a better chance going the west coast route but then again south west wind are the norm in our country the east has a better chance sure you would agree taylorsloft

i was going to the norbeck castle but heard some bad storys about the place stayed there last year but i think it has went downhill can only make saturday /sunday hope i can meet some daftys

all bird gatherings near the outbreak have been banned lets hope it stays well back from blackpool

share with tammy

are you all sharing the same bed

blackpool here i come

jason was right about you being a nice,decent person) ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D vic from the liverpool

thing is its so busy if you miss it first time round the pub looks the better option ;D

correct wullie if the feds could get there act together and stop sending across the water maybe the snfc would stop the inland nationals it cost our fed a fortune to go accross to france

what did aberdeen always go with the snfc or did you tie up with another fed east feds could go together west feds could go together two combines or maybe all go together scottish fed's combine so your 250 birds would join dundee then fife then the lothians and border's all going together to maidstone

hope the sale goes well jstoon

after your words of wisdom last night i listened