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Everything posted by REDCHEQHEN
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tell me about it Nov 5th lasts three weeks here....... fireworks have been going off tonight within 100 yards of me for over 3 hours and thats just tonight - its a bl**dy nuisance
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I think he says earlier its a dilute blue
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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=RckBlXqF-N8 I thought it had a great sense of rhythm (evil)
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Basics (I've copied this but haven't double checked it ) Pairings - Youngsters Cock x Hen = Cock - Hen youngsters Blue x Blue = Blue cocks - Blue hens Blue x Mealy = Mealy cocks - Blue hens Blue x Blue Ch = Blue, Blue Cheq cocks - Blue, Blue Cheq hens Blue x Red = Mealy, Red cocks - Blue, Blue Cheq hens Mealy x Blue = Blue, Mealy cocks - Blue, Mealy hens Mealy x Mealy = Mealy cocks - Blue, Mealy hens Mealy x Blue = Mealy, Red, Blue cocks - Mealy, Red Blue hens Chequer = Blue Cheq cocks - Blue Cheq hens Mealy x Red = Mealy, Red cocks - Mealy, Red, Blue, Blue Cheq hens Blue Cheq x Blue = Blue, Blue Cheq cocks - Blue, Blue Cheq hens Blue Cheq x Mealy = Mealy, Red cocks - Blue, Blue Cheq hens Blue Cheq x Blue Cheq = Blue, Blue Cheq cocks - Blue, Blue Cheq hens Blue Cheq x Red = Mealy, Red cocks - Blue, Blue Cheq hens Red x Blue = Blue, Blue Cheq, Red, Mealy cocks - Blue, Blue Cheq, Red, Mealy hens Red x Mealy = Mealy, Red cocks - Mealy, Red, Blue, Blue Cheq hens Red x Blue Cheq = Blue, Blue Cheq, Red Mealy cocks - Blue, Blue Cheq, Mealy, Red hens Red x Red = Mealy, Red cocks - Mealy, Red, Blue, Blue Cheq hens
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you're not a lunch and dinner person then (shrug) and I thought you were sophisticated LOL (evil)(evil)
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the site was upgraded a few months ago and most of the old photos didn't transfer
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I'm a woman - I'm always right (evil)(evil)(evil)(evil)
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its a yellow micko (evil) don't even go there - there's lots of threads about yellows if you search - its caused many an argument in the winter months (evil)
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http://www.petlifeonline.co.uk/Store/Pigeons/Harkers-Products/Hormoform
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Have you tried sending a PM to one of the couriers on here - I'm sure one offered to transport a smallish one on e-bay
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http://www.brevduesport.no/ you can find the ring list on the above in case you don't understand Norwegian - its the link that says 'Ringlister' (evil)
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I don't like snow I'll be getting a taxi to work if it lays (shrug)
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Only downside its in Wales (evil) but it looks like you got a bargain you can't even get a 2 up 2 down where I am for that (shrug)
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I assume that you are in America - and wonder if that belongs to an American pigeon supply company called Jedds http://www.jedds.com/-strse-template/assistance_contactus/Page.bok
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the colder the weather the hungrier they are my racers are eating about one and a quarter to one and a half ounces a day each which is as much as they want
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young birds still 3 or 4 to go old birds vary from - on last flight - to - two to go not worried - YET !!
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Naturaline is very good for the moult (and all year round) and very economical Cod liver oil dose - depends on how many birds you've got - 10ml to a kilogram of corn is more than enough - then I 'dry off' by adding powdered seaweed - only use twice a week
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You never know...................... I haven't got any white grizzles so I know its not one of mine
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There isn't a 'Don't know' (evil)
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no - it hasn't got the monitor - its got the micro ocular to attach to your PC
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I see there's quite a few on here that the earth never moves for (ok)
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Thye're on sale at Aldi from today £39.99
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price is on the first line (shrug)
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this has been put on before: Laundry bleach is commonly diluted about 10 to 25-fold with tap water to about 2000 to 5000 parts per million of free available chlorine for use as an environmental surface disinfectant, without regard to the pH value of the diluted bleach. However, the pH value is very important for the antimicrobial effectiveness of bleach," says Norman Miner, a researcher on the study. At alkaline pH values of about 8.5 or higher, more than 90 percent of the bleach is in the form of the chlorite ion (OCl-), which is relatively ineffective antimicrobially. At acidic pH values of about 6.8 or lower, more than 80 percent of the bleach is in the form of hypochlorite (HOCl). HOCl is about 80 to 200 times more antimicrobial than OCl-. "Bleach is a much more effective antimicrobial chemical at an acidic pH value than at the alkaline Ph value at which bleach is manufactured and stored. A small amount of household vinegar is sufficient to lower the pH of bleach to an acidic range," says Miner. Miner and his colleagues compared the ability of alkaline (pH 11) and acidified (pH 6) bleach dilutions to disinfect surfaces contaminated with dried bacterial spores, considered the most resistant to disinfectants of all microbes. The alkaline dilution was practically ineffective, killing all of the spores on only 2.5 percent of the surfaces after 20 minutes. During the same time period the acidified solution killed all of the spores on all of the surfaces. "Diluted bleach at an alkaline pH is a relatively poor disinfectant, but acidified diluted bleach will virtually kill anything in 10 to 20 minutes," says Miner. "In the event of an emergency involving Bacillus anthracis spores contaminating such environmental surfaces as counter tops, desk and table tops, and floors, for example, virtually every household has a sporicidal sterilant available in the form of diluted, acidified bleach." Miner recommends first diluting one cup of household bleach in one gallon of water and then adding one cup of white vinegar. You need to wear a mask and keep loft well ventilated - as the fumes are awful !!