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i bet mum had a hard time 11lb was she eating your birds homoform ;D well done mate remember its his choice if he supports the rangers when he grows up ;D

sorry never meant to start the politics bit just would be great if lanarkshire could get one just a wee bit bigger ;D

try this link for more info http://www1.sch.im/wlp/pages/european%20eagle%20owl%202.htm

i would not think an owl flying during the day could catch a peregrine it would be to fast i will see if i can find anymore info on the eagleowl

too true everyone working together just a pity you were not with the rest of fife but thats politics you have done a great job getting that trailer can you add to the capacity

tammy1 is your man for that cd of the eagleowl i have a copy from him i would be willing to copy for anyone in need i go on holiday on the 9th of oct though so might have to wait till i get back

The RSPB and other organisations have been providing nesting ledges and boxes to help peregrines re-colonise their former ranges in the south and east of England. Continuing vigilance is needed to keep in check the illegal killing of peregrines by gamekeepers and pigeon fanciers, and the robbing of nests for eggs and chicks by egg collectors and falconers. The peregrine is included on the Amber List of UK birds of conservation concern. this was on the rspb website

The Eurasian Eagle Owl is one of the world's largest owls, and an extremely powerful bird. In forested areas of northern Europe, which are typically inhabited by a number of species of birds of prey, there is often animosity between species. Here the Goshawk and Eurasian Eagle Owl are probably the most murderous! The Eagle Owl is even known to tackle, quite successfully, raptors as large and swift as the Peregrine Falcon! The Eurasian Eagle Owl is arguably the largest species of owl in the world (although a large Blakiston's Fish Owl may be slightly larger). In captivity, with access to medical care, regular food and, of course, no threat from predators or humans they may enjoy a life expectancy well in excess of 40 years. Based on observations in the wild, those birds who survive the first year may expect to live for a total of 12-15 years. bruno some people are saying the eagle owl will get the peregrine as it roost's at night

count me in

good on you mac 1 free well done

kaybee talking to him the other night his sounds good value £25.00 a bird if it makes it through the training then another £50 to go for the big buck's so edinburgh's one loft race for me

;Dbarking mad ;D

see him and his son were back on the snfc result this year ferry

and on pigeonchat there is a post to say this site is the least helpful of all the pigeon websites cant be true

the webmaster is never on i would say "me" whoever he is

sorry paul i could not think of any names so why dont you put a name up

well done richard the webmaster pigeonbasics is no1

can we have this thread moved to the for sale so the sellers may take notice

just the names i can think of i added to this poll who should be added and what are there results

contact the shu they need some pics to give to local newspapers to highlight our problem

true dovescot seller's you dont need the webmaster to lay down the rules if you want your birds to sell let the buyers see you name and results if i wanted to sell a bird i might try this im sure you would have a better response as for the site going downhill its up to us to ask intresting questions that might help a fellow fancier pigeonbasics is still no 1

looking good stuart what national will you join the nfc?

i was thinking of pairing early so i would have ybs rung in january do you think this is to early or would they be ok for racing in july plan i am thinking is breed twenty early then twenty later bred pigeons see if there is much diffrence in there racing good idea or bad what do you think

well lets start by removing post's of sellers not giving there full name even in the bhw you have to give a name and address to get an advert people like to have a bit of fun and maybe hijack some posts if they used the chat room more this would not happen but if a post is removed can we not have an explanation to the poster in a pm telling him/her why its has been removed

is there no thread's about pigeons on this site everybody just seems to be selling pigeons 1 i would not buy off of anyone who never used there real name for a start 2 what club and fed do you fly in? 3 what price are the pigeon's (not make me an offer) 4what results have you had (birdage,distance) 5 any other fancier back your claims 6 how much will you give to this website when you make a sale thats some of the questions i would have if i was buying anybody agree