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Not like you to be 'on the ball' George

There is a list of 'avian vets' http://www.theparrotsocietyuk.org/index.php/Avian_Vets/28

You wouldn't be able to let them out, they'd return 'home'

Have you not been taking your tablets it's GB Rung

There is a club secretary in Amesbury SW83 RAM ALLEY H S Mr Stephen Bunn, 5 Lynchfield Road, Amesbury, Wilts SP4 7HY. Tel: 01980 622628

Only details are for the secretary North West Homing Union (Ring Prefix - NWHU) Tel: 01257 421271 (10am - 1pm) terry.nwhu@talktalk.net If you don't keep pigeons yourself tell us the town where you live - we might be able to put you in touch with a local fancier who can collect the bird

It's exactly the same as Vircon S - which is £2-£3 for a 50g sachet active ingredient is Potassium peroxymonosulphate

My club sent 463 birds to Bubwith 55 miles, 5 members didn't send (we sent 26)

me too and 55 miles to me

UK Telephone verifications: the 'end' velocities are metres/ min 1 F. Knowles & Son of Wingham, Canterbury GB08R17218 974.508 25/07 11:31:58 22:49:58 711.337 2 H & P Archibald of Dover GB07N04818 957.088 25/07 11:52:33 23:10:33 688.280 3 G M Preece & Son of Dover GB09D04719 960.446 25/07 13:44:46 25:02:46 639.118

There is a pigeon club in Bexhill who may be able to help 15001 – 15400 SO15 BEXHILL I H S Mr Richard Taylor, West View Cottage, 86 Cooden Sea Road, Little Common, Bexhill, East Sussex TN39 4SP. Tel: 01424 844694

If it is a GB ring - it belongs to a member of the National Flying Club if you e-mail the RPRA they should be able to help with the owners details e-mail: strays@rpra.org If you do not keep pigeons yourself you should be able to get help from : http://www.npo.nl/

Me too - only 28 young birds (well 26 now - cos 2 missing - must be the fault of them North Roaders )

Thank you it's been very breezy on the East Coast

Where was Dunbar racing from today? I have a youngster in - in Redcar (it does have a phone number ring on so I will phone in the morning)

6 hours 18 minutes for 318 miles is best one in our club

I'll give you an update when I start seeing the UNC birds - expecting it to take less than 6 hours for 318 miles here

They were marked as normal (Thursday marking) for a Saturday lib, nothing was changed - they get to the racepoint the day before to settle the birds after the ferry crossing.

It's 5% Ronidazole and it can be given to babies in the nest - so sickness will have nothing to do with the medication I'd say to keep an eye on your birds as it might be 'something else'

You need an American site this may help http://www.pigeon.org/bandlistings.php

Thank you for going out of your way to pick up our yearling and looking after it for us for over a week - and meeting us in an easy place to find to collect today - miles away from your home :emoticon-0137-clapping: Hope your trainer is well on his way The South Shields stray arrived back at his loft (we put a note in his ring and we've had a phone call to say he's back home) Thank you once again Sue and Ged

Not in my 2011 book (it's R Scott !!)

club secretary in book is R Scott 01287 642564 mobile: 07746 013012

So which is the greater performance - flying it alone or in a flock .................. the Fontenay race for the UNC - was sh*te so to get birds up into Scotland from that race point on the day (and I'm guessing it was 600 miles+)is a hell of an achievement regardless of the birdage

I believe UNC birds being timed in just now - 1350 ypm or thereabouts (approx 46mph) 442 miles here