Tony C

Yes they'll moult their first flights on their 2nd nests. The drawback being when the longer races come around they'll be on or around their 5th flight, it is regarded once on their 5th they're past their best. Another factor to consider is its said that rearing a pair of babies is equivalent of them having a 500 mile race so you'll be taking a lot out of them even before the season has begun.

I would argue stongly they go back to the family to do as they please with them.

http://www.albertaclassic.net/2005/PedigreeForm.php looks like you can only print this one as well.

If you've a scanner, print it of then scan and save. There was another on-line pedigree put on this site not so long ago, think it may have come from a Canadian website.

http://www.iprr.co.uk/content/pedinput.php

What brand of food you after korhil, I'll try and find you the nearest place that does it.

http://shop.ebay.co.uk/items/?_nkw=stalosan&_sacat=0&_fromfsb=&_trksid=m270.l1313&_odkw=stalosafan&_osacat=0

A landmine, sapper may be able to confirm this ;D

I would want it to $hit gold cufflinks for that.

Sootjen

As I'm unable to share my tin of Quality Street with you I thought I'd share this instead http://smartcanuck.ca/Christmas/ more Christmas songs than you can shake a stick at have a nice day

For sale, unwanted gift.

more to the point, have you been a good boy ;D

Well I know what one of my presents is, I peeked........its a conker

They haven't worn of yet.......... I'm still happy

Can you see if he’s got my Petron loft strapped to he’s sleigh

If I get another pair of indoor slippers I might be on to start a swap shop

He must be getting close I keep wanting a pee ;D

For the impatient ones amongst us : http://www.noradsanta.org/en/home.html

I’m happy, in fact I’m happier than a happy person in happyland

My sweetest memories of Christmas are of my own kids, bursting into our bedroom asking 'has he been yet' then going down stairs with them to see if he had indeed been lol the excitement on their faces and the innocence of it all, something I’ll treasure till the day I die. Priceless.

Yes but you may have to wait longer for the hen to lay. The act of the cock driving he's hen stimulates her reproductive system which he wont be able to do properly if they're locked up.

The sight of a contented pair of babies in the nest.

Preperation is everything, take a look at this cracker http://humour.bluehaze.com.au/files/20071219_100.jpg

If its a timid cock persevere with it, if its a nervous cock remove it from the loft.