Tony C

Welcome to the site Manny.

Merry Christmas one and all. Tony C

I'm saving up to do my house up.......... till then.............

Welcome steve1952

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Once see me dad whilst watching football drink a can of beer, fart and pick he's nose all at the same time............... was this he's feminine side showing through :-/ ;D

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Welcome to the site lakeside lofts ni. Whilst I agree on you on devastation Para can do I don’t vaccinate against it. Too many good fanciers that I know have gone down the vaccination route only to find their pigeons performance and general health suffer.

R.I.P.

How about this one Mods...............but who's who? ;D

****:SPEED OF ANIMALS A few adult animals, such as sponges, sea anemones and oysters, sit like plants and wait for their food to come to them. Most animals, however, go after it and this frequently develops lento a speed contest between the hunter and Its prey. Foxes must be fast enough to catch rabbits; and rabbits, in turn, must be fast enough for some of them to escape. However, such speed trials are not run on race tracks or according to any rules of racing. The fox ls able to beat the rabbit on a straight-away, but the rabbit can dodge quicker and gain time by plunging through bushes and briars. Some animals win by short bursts of speed while others are noted for their endurance. Accurate records of the speed of animals are rather scarce. The best measurements have been made in recent years by following them with an automobile or airplane and reading a speedometer, or by using movie cameras, stop watches and other devices. The world's record for speed among living things Is best established for the Indian spine-tailed swift, a bird which was repeatedly clocked In level flight, over a carefully measured two-mile course, in as little as 3Z.8 seconds or 219 Mlles an hour. The European peregrine, a hawk used in falconry, was timed at 165 to 180 mph during its dive after quarry. In the United States, the golden eagle and the duck hawk can dive from high altitudes at similar speeds and the latter, In level flight, easily overtakes and seizes such swift birds as ducks and pigeons. A few homing pigeons have averaged 60 mph over courses of a few miles and as much as 55 mph for 4 hours. The mourning dove and the golden plover have been chased by airplanes at 60 to 65 mph. Some ducks and geese can reach speeds of 55 to 60 mph or more, and the tiny hummingbird can do 50 to 55. Most birds habitually fly at speeds much less than their maximum. For example, crows commonly cruise at 20 to 30 mph but can speed up to 40 or 50. The distance endurance record is thought to be held by the Arctic tern which migrates to the Antarctic and back in about 20 weeks a distance of 20,000 to 22,000 miles. http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/natbltn/200-299/nb215.htm

A Needle Tailed Swift I think its called recorded doing 215mph

Getting there bakes

Gimp 2.6.7

I'm having a bash at it myself lol its doing my head in but I'm getting there..... I think ;D

After a wayward drive, Tiger Woods found water before nestling behind a tree.

Tiger Woods crashed into a fire hydrant and a tree. He couldn't decide between a wood and an iron.

He can drive a ball further than he drive a car

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Postcode works on Virtual Earth

Going to parachute in

Yes. Paired up 43 weeks ago :

Rock Doves are all blue in colour, blue x blue can only breed blues. If this statement is correct they must have been crossed with another species to give them the red/mealy gene that gives us our present day racer. Y/N? :-/

Its about one of the only grains/seeds that contain Vit B12. I put a small pinch in with their feed daily.

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