billt

Hey, you never asked me that ;D

Welcome William, nice to have another one

Yeh I'm with you there and I know Phil Mc Cracken's cousin was Phil McGoolies ;D ;D ;D

Probaly thought your site name was a wind up, you'll get used to our humour on here ;D

Cracking birds, no. 1 the Lt. ch. superb, Best of luck with them

Yes he was the "VOICE" of rugby

Anything from a day to never, some take quickly others just might not take at all, have a brick or block so the hen can get out of the cocks way, some cocks can be lethal

Wish you a speedy recovery, all the best

Thats a cracker Phil, I can't believe what I read sometimes ;D ;D

military aircraft have orange life rafts, they trained the birds to orange, when they pecked in the right direction it released a seed, that was when training the birds, the search crew had a referance of a few square miles for pick up but the birds were far superior in spotting

It released a seed when they pecked

Was reading in a birdie mag. dec.09, Research published in the journal, Nature, has found that birds use their eyes to detect the Earths magnetic field for orientation

Yeh and me, I'm not an eye sign man but it's the first thing I look at

just about to lay, one of those that grips your skin and twists ;D

Yeh nice violet eye from my old cattrysse family, you can click on pic. to enlarge

This one guards her nest even when it's empty ;D

No thats the only one's I've got, could catch her up tommorrow

Another

As I said on a previous pic, I don't catch my birds up often so I thought I'd put her pic. up

New photo box looking a treat there Paul

Hey you forgot the ending--boyo

Went to bed last night with 3 to 4 in. of snow everywhere, rained in the night got up and all gone, at last, got 6 dogs so agree with abbeypap, a lot of clearing up, oh happy days ;D

Sounds good

What type of light and where would you mount it Paul ?

Very nice job, shows the birds well even without the light