public ignorance towards pigeons.

vanlink · November 25, 2009

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Yet an other example of the public ignorance towards pigeons.

Just because the pigeon is white don't make it something else. Sheep can be black what does he call them?

http://www.capecodtoday.com/blogs/index.php/2009/11/19/provincetown-in-the-off-season?blog=205

Taylorsloft · November 25, 2009

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Yet an other example of the public ignorance towards pigeons.

Just because the pigeon is white don't make it something else. Sheep can be black what does he call them?

http://www.capecodtoday.com/blogs/index.php/2009/11/19/provincetown-in-the-off-season?blog=205

my black baby ;D

November 25, 2009

Doris or mabel ?? andy.

blaz · November 25, 2009

ba ba

Taylorsloft · November 25, 2009

dolly ;D

November 25, 2009

Most of the publicity we have been getting has been adverse. Flying rats and defacing buildings are just a couple.

There could be plenty of opportunities to expose the sport in a better light if we tried. These days we have a lot of things that could be exploited in our faviour. One Loft Races, ETS which enables the results to be put up on a screen, Community Television Channels and a lot more besides.

I think we need to clean up our act a bit before we go into it with real energy, but it can and should be done.

I often hear that the sport is dying and there is plenty of evidence to suport this view. How do we expect people to become interested when we hide away? The plain fact is that the General Public have no idea as to what we do and how we do it.

November 25, 2009

Think you are being a bit hard on the photographer - not quite as ignorant as you make out, he first noticed bird was a 'different' colour from the norm, next that it wore a band. He also knew from seeing the band [iD ring] that this particular bird belonged to someone, and did not belong among the others.