OLDYELLOW

belg rung ?????

top secret :emoticon-0127-lipssealed: :emoticon-0127-lipssealed:

is that with peds ?????

that should get you 3 and 3/4 lol

lovely cock hope these yb are a bit special then

yes both , honey is honey hot water one tablespoon to 4 pints but I believe I've found something much better

lol, you better not have 6 national winners in that hen :emoticon-0127-lipssealed:

and there's the mother

very nice :emoticon-0137-clapping: :emoticon-0137-clapping: cock and a hen

yes they serve a purpose for jumping candidates in to selected races sometimes there not well thought out , we have a Billerclay next week then Reed then the big one at Bourge , shame it weren't Reed then Billericlay as some have fresh birds to put in which would be more birdage for convoyer which in turn would make more birdage for following race

pretty much same here more training for me than racing but if have darkness ybs then certainly worth a go at to get an edge also will help hens out as im not a big lover of ybs laying eggs which they certainly do the earlier bred they are

I think if you get in touch with the NPA and ask if any clubs in your area ( give your address ) you might be able to hand it over to a local fancier who might actualy know who owns it

national pigeon association one 10 is possibly ring size other year

:emoticon-0179-headbang: :emoticon-0137-clapping: :emoticon-0137-clapping:

We all try to help where we can once again thanks for helping with this bird , perhaps a new hobby for ya

can remember last years Sennen Cove race had 2 Irish birds in both reported and both cleared of there own accord some weeks after , i'd imagine they made there own way back home , was a weird day here on Saturday lovely start all be it a tad cold bright sunshine then 2.30 pm sea fret came over sun disappeared had loads of drizzle so birds were locked out by the weather with poor visibility , saw plenty of north roads heading down most of the day around 8pm i was watching the sky's and a batch of around 200 birds flew from west to east to the coast probably looking for coast to find a bearing , certainly strange especially as visibility was shocking , your always going to get a hard race when there's north and east in the wind and sunshine the sun heats up the cold sea and creates fret , still can't fault the race controllers as line of flight would of been fine at liberation , only thing i could fault is why do they liberate so late in France when 6.15 here would be 7.15 there so at least one hour of light wasted and birds in the heat longer enroute home

1 – 99999 EM333 MIDLANDS NATIONAL F C Please report to R.P.R.A., Reddings House, The Reddings, Nr Cheltenham GL51 6RN. Tel: 01452 713529 00001– 48000 US1 ROYAL PIGEON RACING ASSOCIATION General Manager, The Reddings House, The Reddings, Nr Cheltenham, Glos GL51 6RN. Tel: 01452 713529

sorry to hear , to many bops these days

Saran East Coast Fed 4th June 2011 Wind North Easterly 445 miles 1 G Salt vel 660 11th fed 2 M Kettlestring vel 649 14th fed 3 M Kettlestring vel 609 22nd fed 4 Mr&Mrs Lawton vel 588 27th fed 5 M Warwick vel 569 30th fed

Ended up 2nd and 3rd club that will teach me to nap on sofa lol well done Gary salt

another one back

all ring lists here would search for you but going out shortly http://www.rpra.org/MemberSupport/RingList/tabid/87/Default.aspx

Will have to see result first you never know someone might have a good un that i've not heard of yet

42401 – 42600 DY91 HOLBROOK MINERS WELFARE F C Mrs S Gration, 19 St Johns Road, Belper, Derbys DE56 1JEE. Tel: 01773 82754 51001 – 51340 CA86 COCKBURNSPATH H S Alex Fairbairn, 1 Home Farm Cottage, Dunglass, Cockburnspath, Berwickshire TD13 5XF. Tel:

16001 – 16900 IR77 ARDS H P S Mr Brian Griffiths, 65 Stratheden Heights, Newtownards, Co Down, Northern Ireland BT23 8TD. Tel: 028 9181 0007