Tony C

L Dash 4 Great Cullings Rush Green Romford RM7 0YL Tel: 0208 252 2379 Sent you p/m

Happy Birthday, guess that makes you Old...er Yellow

Do you put sawdust or a similar material in their nestbowls?

Easy to use ? but here's one http://www.eastcoastsoftware.co.uk/velocity_calculator.htm

A big well done to all the winners.

21/21 from Ripon

Well done Jimmy

Dagenham Essex, sun trying to break through, light s/w wind

The going good to soft then ;D

Cant agree with the wind bit Stuart as they’re winning sections/feds around here on the same day both north and south, both cant have the wind up their bottles. Perhaps the nearer to their origins they get the better they perform ;D

Your doing a great job Dozzie, your efforts are appreciated.

Contact our RSPB they've done a fantastic job decimating our sparrow population. Sorry Speckled Jim, cant help you.

Whatever I've crossed my Vandenabeeles with they've won for me, Van Loons, FVW, my own family & other fanciers family's.

Essex and Kent amal also at Ripon Saturday

Sand storm ;D

In the fed I race in there’s no doubt that youngsters benefit from being given 4-5 races, if you were in my fed I'd advise you to stop them after same. If your racing your youngsters on the so called natural system (not darkness) be careful not to send them whilst bald around the head also when they’re losing the cover feathers on their wings.

Despair comes to mind IB

Never assume anything is the point I’m making!

Thats the way to go chrisbonnie.

Not necessary the case mickb, there was something similar happening to pigeons a few years back which affected both young and old birds, a form of Herpesvirus was diagnosed.

The y/birds will body moult but hold back the throwing of flights during this darkening period whereas y/birds left on natural daylight will moult and throw flights throughout the y/bird season.

See if you can contact this Vet http://www.poultryhealthcentre.com/mainpages/practice.htm by email:- dgp@poultryhealthcentre.com by mobile and text:- 07811 155387

You could mix Gemthepax on their feed BUT I would double check with the Vet first. Dont put anything else in the drinker bar their medication as this could have an affect on how much they drink.

Agree Roland, all that glitters isn't gold.

If they clear up that oz each evening keep feeding until they start leaving the barley.