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The best I can do - is BT There is nobody in Hull with the spelling you have put on - but there are quite a few Beaumonts - were you given an address? http://www.thephonebook.bt.com/publisha.content/en/search/residential/search.publisha?Surname=beaumont&Location=hull&x=25&y=6 if you put the ring number up - we can look up the secretarys number

Loads of yearlings missing the TN bird is Tynemouth North (Northumberland area) walzer on here is from that federation, he posted on here the other day about a GB09 youngster he found

Rivenhall (near Southend) with the UNC - 202 miles to me 5th race - don't know how many until tomorrow - but got around 25 to go

If you can contain it - and put the number up - that would be a great help - does it have a race rubber on? I know someone on here has lost some NL rung stock birds

I'd say increase it - they're not being fed enough Mine don't go fielding - the 'fields' are full of new houses nobody wants to buy

Don't you sleep Bob? Your inbox is full (kewl)

they can have some tixylix (evil)(evil)

respiratory disease never used it myself though know a few who have they didn't win either

It seems to be quite a distance from home this is the club the ring was issued to: 82281– 82530 CA95 EYE VALLEY F C S Aitchison, 37 Coldingham Rd, Eyemouth, Berwickshire TD14 5AR. Tel: 01890 751162

Can anyone help to pick a pigeon up from a non fancier in this area please?

Its a Tees Valley bird (Stockton area) - so around 60 miles from home Fed secretary 01642 615085

Influenza-like disease was recognized clinically among pigs in the United States during the late summer and fall of 1918, and recent evidence clearly indicates that the 1918 human virus and the 1930s swine viruses are closely related. However, it remains unclear whether these viruses appeared first in people and then spread to pigs, or vice versa. H1N1 influenza viruses have continued to infect pigs in the United States ever since the 1930s. In addition, H3 subtype viruses have infected pigs in Europe, Asia and, as of the fall of 1998, in the U.S.

put a photo up maybe someone might recognise it from their club if its an unusual colour

I don't like getting my hair wet - so its a no from me

Its Sacriston Fed - the secretarys number is a C/O - which sounds like he doesn't have a phone of his own - so the number given is 01207 234189

(evil)(evil) we got somebody with experience to do ours LOL !! Someone in another club had fitted a few of these - and did ours I have 2 x T3's - one with these DIY ones and one with a conversion (bought T3 already converted)

I thought feather rot was fungal (so ivermectin would be of no use )

e-mail them it will be easier - for both of you - and saves you hanging on the phone nehu@nehu.co.uk they're usually quick to reply

Glad they can't fly (evil)(evil)(evil) something else for the media to go into a frenzy over (shrug) Anyone booked Mexico for a holiday (evil)

Whereabouts are you Adam ? the bird is from a federation in the Durham area

Whereabouts (evil)

When did you split them from pairing up How long are they flying round the loft each day? How many training tosses have you had and at what distance How many races have you had (its very early in the season) How much are you feeding the birds? Are you feeding in their boxes or on the floor You need to look at what you are doing (or not doing) Write it all down and anything else you can think of You might be feeding too much / too little there may be lack of motivation Don't beat yourself up

That is appalling advice Baytril is a strong anti-biotic It could just be something 'simple' like your feed (what are you feeding?) what racing method (widowhood, natural etc) and how long are your birds loft flying each day What is your weekly routine

look at this thread http://forum.pigeonbasics.com/m-1239123719/

e-mail the RPRA - You should get a response tomorrow with a phone number - it could be out of someones stock loft - you just don't know e-mail: strays@rpra.org