My birds are fed the same all week, with a few extra treats on a Wednesday, basketing days they get a normal morning feed, and now that I try not to work on those days, they just get a light feed at lunchtime.

Some lovely looking birds and impressive performances too.
Great memories for you both as well, thanks for sharing.

Some good and interesting posts there, many roads lead to Rome as they say. I don't breed until April and other than a few stock pairs I will only breed one round from my chosen pairs anyway, most of my youngsters are left to wean themselves, other than the few pairs that I have in my small stock sh...

It is very sad for the sport and a slight on the memory of all those birds who died serving their country during the war, and those men responsible for them. Sadly I agree that potentially it could be a slippery slope for an already struggling sport, it will now be open season for attacks from any o...

Murray wrote: ↑Wed May 08, 2024 8:48 am You might wonder what this has to do with me? Remember, I am a subject too.

Thanks Trev, a bit of rain won't hurt, it's all closed in now. In fact, a good shower right now would be just what the doctor ordered. As you drive along, for miles and miles there's a green tinge on the paddocks, the crops they have been sowing are coming up. A little bit of rain and whoosh! away ...

As with brother Andy I obviously grew up with pigeons around, as soon as we were big enough we both used to help Dad out with the birds. I used to enjoy helping to clean out the birds and going to the Club with Dad, we used to love sitting up stairs on Race days (as we weren't allowed in the garden ...

Good luck all, I hope it's a successful day for all who have races this weekend.

Clear blue skies this morning with no noticeable wind.

Morning all have a good one