SOME OF OUR BIRDS

[steve]

FEW PICS OF SOME OF OUR BIRDS

 

CAPUCHINES

 

 

 

CHINESE OWLS

 

 

 

SAXON POUTERS (NOT MY CUP OF TEA)

 

 

 

LOGANS

 

 

[The Navigator]

Lovelly. Is it hard to keep the feathers clean etc on the legs.

[steve]

yes

as you can see they not clean  ;D ;D

i just use easy bed for them

which keeps them cleanish

[jonjon]

still looking great steve thought they looked in excellent conditon when i poped round yesterday john

[white logan]

the logans look good , do you fly them out ?

[Guest strapper]

they need leggings like that in this weather lol

 

nice white uns.

[steve]

the logans are my future breeders (not flown out)

might try settle them when i got a  few youngsters of them

[elvis]

the saxon pouters( not your cup of tea) i love the look of them ,,,ever have any for sale...pm me if you prefer...cheers :)

[ap2010]

Like the pigeons Steve, especially the pouters.

[Guest grizzler]

used to have the capuchines,a nice breed

[Guest anto]

ITS GREAT SEEING THE DIFRENT BREADS OF BIRDS THEY LOOK GREAT

[Guest bigbok]

you got some nice isabel saxons their lovely breed need more breeders of these muffed pouters over here

[Guest bigbok]

and the logans  are nice also  

[steve]

a few more

these are my latest breed

 

LIMERICK TUMBLERS

[tommy.walsh]

whats the difference between limerick tumblers and then any other tumblers

[owen101]

nice logans there steve

woldnt mind some of them myself

[ap2010]

Very nice colours Steve

[Guest bigbok]

limerick tumblers are  the latest addtion to the tumbler family they are a cross between shortfaced tumbelrs and muffs and flying tumblers i first saw these about 10-12 years ago and they were mainly of the almond series which is how they should have stayed in my opinion now they are a few other colour series in them they differ from normal tumblers by having a smaller beak and rounder heads and a bit more dumpy in the body

at the moment  they resemble english long faced muffed tumblers from around the 1950s but time will tell how they evolve over the next 30 years

[steve]

bigbok is spot on in what he says

just lets hope they dont get to big for the show pens

these are so easy going the tamest birds i have come across

[steve]

nice logans there steve

woldnt mind some of them myself

limericks or logans

 

 

[Guest red67]

all nice birds m8 keep up the good work

[holmsidelofts]

wow, you have a very nice selection of different breed. never seen some of them before.

 

Jas

[tony austin]

the wife would love some of those logans,smashers.

[Guest peter4pm]

I'm looking for a yellow Saxon female ...if you have one avaialble can you contact me ...thanks

[Roland]

You know, have toyed so often with having Tumbles/ Tipplers / Rollers etc. If had the room I most certainly would.

If I ever do actually decide to stop racing I would have them. No two ways about it. Lovely colours and marks. Great to see them flying etc. Used to have them also as a youngster.

Dad frowned and chuntered lol, and they had to be moved on. Gave them all away. Was sad really, but the garden was very small, Mother was a moaner regards pigeons etc. etc.

If I ever get back into the countryside they will gotten. Be about a year on, after I'd made sure there were not Sparrow hawks etc. to harm them Lol