Tony C

You should start a poll sapper..... on who would peeps like to see NOT win it........ I wonder who would come out tops Come on England

Can be heard being sung throughout the length and breadth of Scotland barf nights I'm sure

Just to get you in the mood

An American flag?

Essex & Kent amal are at Wetherby with around 4000 pigeons, just north west of you.

Racing out of Wetherby this weekend 177 mile to me with the Essex & Kent Amal. Sending 17 w/h cocks plus I shall sort a few naturals out.

Just starting to brighten up here, the naturals of for a 45 mile training toss.

Q. Garvo.... what is it? A. Expensive

http://www.garvo.eu/racingpigeons/brochure_racing-pigeons.pdf

I appreciate this was for Budgie to answer but I believe this statement to be correct.

I'm two 2 year old pigeons short from 19 sent, we were at Retford and libbed at 07:00hrs. I wouldn't mind betting these ended up in Scotland.

Any yellow deposits (for a better word 'snot' ) visible on perches/boxes?

I suspected I had it one year with my old birds. Cant remember what the droppings looked like but do remember their crops felt spongy. What I done was give them all a Spartican worm tablet each, to make them throw up the contents of their crops then starved them for 24 hours. They were right as rain within a couple of days.

There's been quite a few reports of this (green watery droppings) going on in the South East. Should any die on you get it of to a good vet and put them on Amoxicillin till you get the results back.

Have you changed the ink cartridges since the last time you used it? some cartridges have a protective covering over the ink outlet.

http://humour.bluehaze.com.au/files/20100531_old_girls_party.wmv

Some will moult these out some wont, the main thing is they havent thrown a flight.

I roll 4 fags, if I get to smoke the last one before I have a pigeon home I'm in the ****house

hot & humid here in the south east, with the jump in temperatures pigeons passing through will definitely be slowed down by it.

DD in your position I'd do one of two things, one is to get the pigeon tested for Paratyphoid the other is to dispose of it now. Bit OTT you might think but I've seen the devastation Paratyphoid can do to a team. One of the tell tale signs of Para is pigeons flying odd, unbalanced, not being able to extend one wing fully in flight. This is only a possibility but one well worth investigating. I hope the other replies you've had are right and I'm wrong.

Blue sky here the only things visible is the sun & moon........... dodgy weather to train in

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When the pigeon was told it was going to be strip searched it responded by saying 'well I be plucked'

Apparently it told them all it knew....................... must be one of those stool pigeons