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a flock of seagulls

the bunnymen http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VM6j14DDtGI

the housemartens http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ehden6aPl0

blackbox 1989

570 to Aberdeen stuart so hes prob flying about the same as yourself m8

wipe the clock and reallocate the 30 that he has left remove the ets rings off the birds and start again if he doesn't wish to remove the ets rings just scan the birds after entering the ring numbers to the system

welldone George

3 birds on the website j alston 19.50 mr mrs Elliot 20.44 r j combe 20.04

first light

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mastrick bird arek phone George reid 789442

your prob right then just saying fanciers can be too quick and jump to conclusions

seen this before Robbie and its been said on here often enough as the birds ruptured airsacs she prob has had a bash this is prob when the ets ring has been broken they get brittle and ive seen a few come off while training and even a couple lying broken in the basket fanciers keep blaming other fanciers for removeing the rings when in reality the majority will have been broken during a knock and fallen off

dexys

haggerston all week with the family brian one thing I did notice was the absence of bops didn't see any all week and I was looking

it was 22 degrees at 09.30 when I came home over the forth road bridge this morning been hot all day

p Drummond cowdenbeath 07.37 been removed off the returns on snfc website must be from ypres ??????

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great going dod johnny just phoned and told me

hope returns are good as it was a fairly strong sw wind here

180 miles by 5 hours is 36 mph

you never know your y/b may have ended up many miles from home and some kind fancier could have got him back to your area and remioved the rings to let you know he had been in somewhere then again you might have called it right you will never know unless the lad/lass phones you

A CRACKER AND FLYING ABOUT 540ISH MILES

DOING 43 MPH IM TOLD

if the eye turns white or totally clear without pigment get them checked out asap I had this in 2005 along with swollen wing butts on other birds it turned out to be parathyphoid