snowy

hi, our young birds are only just weaned & we have only 2 at the moment going for a fly, the others come out & just watch them, do we just leave them to take it at their own pace to go on loft etc? as some cant fly yet? regards

westy is spot on, a yearling cock for you, once his hen lays & starts feeding, seems to settle them down a bit, good luck :K)

cheers mickieb. we are slowly getting there

hi, pecked hen this is the gentleman who bred the logans you have. he is in this weeks local paper, great barr observer http://www.suttonobserver.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=190685&command=displayContent&sourceNode=190682&contentPK=14192395&folderPk=94821

welcome chris, im sure you will enjoy this great forum & site.

baby black with some of his pals, thanks again jim for the 5 young ens, all looking good ;D

the spitting image of dad cross kirkpatrick putman

sire & dam

8 hours of passion then a stock loft :K)

look healthy birds mate, good luck

nice looking bird though

always liked the nice coloured ones at first. Now i like em all, no favorites, apart from three ;D number 69, blue pied, & a grizz, ;D

thanks to you too ray, all young birds are looking great & couldnt have done it without the likes of yourself, jimmy white & most members on this forum, thanks again all, learning more & more every day, ;D & thats why i aint been on for a while, too busy with westy in the loft, him learning me a thing or three, thanks son well proud! ;D

thanks to you jim!

beauties mate, good luck

whats the best make, & where do you get them from & how much?

;)nice to see things going well, good luck,& leave em to it. regards

upside down any leg

silverwings, bruno, mike, silverdale lofts, jim, & everyone, thanks very much for your help, all was a lesson & learn to me, as ray said, this is our first year, & if it was not for all of you seriously, i wouldnt have started up with these gracious birds, & the advice on this forum, has been a god send, and at least now i have my first wee box of various medication for pigeons incase they get ill.

a few nice birds, a lot of good fanciers, but i expected more, but a great morning out,

thanks again all, had dropings tested for everything, & found out the problem was canker, my inexperience didnt spot it by looking down throat, but a friend/fancier(silverwings) checked the breast bone under the feathers, and clearly showed me canker. thank you very much all, for your advice, & help snowy

hope to see a few there

great news that, thanks

hope to see a few there. regards ;D

not a propper loft coat, but one i only use while with the birds. same as the shoes