redhill

Thats what we thought,guess we are not going to be able to get it back there then.

Does anyone have any idea where this one is from PL-11 0306 pzhgp 5759

Came in yesterday,anyone any ideas .I have reported it in Nl but no response so far.

Thanks for the info, did eventually contact owner and bird now safely home

In our loft on sunday it has wing stamp but phone no does not connect,I have rung NWHU no. and left details and my phone no. but no response the name on the wing stamp is K.Burt and think its Gravesend any ideas who owns this bird.

peterborough central fed. are at Alnwick. No news yet

yes ,I know there is still time but as I said it's a particular favourite.We are those 3 out from 8 so I suppose we are lucky

one of our favourites pied cock gb09t27733 also 2x hens grizzle gb08x33737 and pied gb08c57402

came in with the youngsters this morning stamped mr R Ho.... can't read the rest kings langley .The bird is covered in oil,have fed and watered and will try and clean it up. No tel no anyone any ideas

does anyone know what sort of prices the Hartogs made at the Ron Summers bereavement sale

As I have been left with too many young birds a number are offered free,most are hens and they are all rung.Please pm for further details

It's our first time also .Weather was raining steady when we got up at 4.30 but has been clear and sunny now for some time in n.w. cambs.pleased we have ets but still nerve racking waiting

west of england tumbler,viennese short faced high flying tumblers tried to post photo but it won't accept

thanks for that ,took it with me to nettleton and released it there hope it reached its destination.found peterborough area

found gb09 b09666 is this brigg lincs or scotland tel no 01852 but rest of no unclear.I am about to travel to n.lincs but now think this is the wrong area to release this bird

collected from a friends house last night where it had been roosting on her conservatory roof for the last few days,blue race rubber but no tel no. on the bird.Anyone any ideas.

We appear to be on a flight path for birds going north as most saturdays we watch them go over often after checking these appear to be from south coast releases we are west of a1m n. cambs,we also get the huntingdon releases going through.

Race horses and greyhounds definitely have preferences in which way round they run best so I suppose in theory it's possible that pigeons have a preference although I can't say I have noticed any when they are flying out.

One of the main problems with eradicating red mite is although they are more prevalent in the warm weather they can live for approx 36 weeks without feeding.

it definitely sounds like it although I would describe the dust more grey in colour.The mites do not live on the birds but live in cracks and crevises and feed of the birds at night.There are various sprays and powders you can buy but unless you iradicate them from the loft they will reappear.Poultry shield is good you dilute it and spray into all their hiding places,it seems to dissolve them and you will see a green stain where this happens.If the birds are then treated with the drops or one spot type treatments you should be able to keep on top of it.

thanks for that, will give him a ring

this bird has just come in,guessing it's probably from the race from peterborough today as we are close to the release site.No phone no. anybody know the owner.

That will be why we did not see them at ferry meadows then,never mind the dogs had a good run and as its only 5 mins away for us it was not a problem.

I too can think of no benifit to anyone to cut of the rings .We had one reported with the ring cut of,it was wing stamped,a young white bird.

we have recently had one of our white ones reported but the ring has been removed,can only guess why