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Rdhd Danny
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Hopefully it's close by enough to find it's way back mate but you been doing a great job so far Tony 
and good luck this weekend in the olr
and good luck this weekend in the olr
we had a drop of rain but its cleared up but I believe tonight and tomorrow are going to be bad mate
“Although I’m a Scot, I’d be proud to be called a Scouser.”
Thanks Danny , hopefully yes the bird will be back home tonight I off out to the loft to check round nowRdhd Danny wrote: Wed Aug 26, 2026 6:55 pm Hopefully it's close by enough to find it's way back mate but you been doing a great job so far Tony
he's down to 21 birds from 40 and this is the 6th Race this week end, I think there is one more after that,
“Although I’m a Scot, I’d be proud to be called a Scouser.”
You are making great progress, Tony.
To think only a couple of weeks ago you were all nerves about getting the first youngsters out, and now you've got the younger ones joining in and old birds and you are really going well.
To think only a couple of weeks ago you were all nerves about getting the first youngsters out, and now you've got the younger ones joining in and old birds and you are really going well.
Murray's Loft
"Well THAT didn't work".
"Well THAT didn't work".
Thanks Murray, I am still nervous when I let them out and now with the younger birds in the mix to.
There is one bird that really stands out to me already this bird is always first out the loft onto the trap, has a look around and then off on to the roof, fly's from one roof to another then in like a bullet to the trap. Sets off again doing the same thing before the rest follow if I was to Nom a bird already this bird would be it.
I think its a cock bird bit bullyish on the trap to the others, checker, with white spot marks down it throat like someone has splashed it with paint just hope he teaches the rest to come back in like him.
There is one bird that really stands out to me already this bird is always first out the loft onto the trap, has a look around and then off on to the roof, fly's from one roof to another then in like a bullet to the trap. Sets off again doing the same thing before the rest follow if I was to Nom a bird already this bird would be it.
I think its a cock bird bit bullyish on the trap to the others, checker, with white spot marks down it throat like someone has splashed it with paint just hope he teaches the rest to come back in like him.
“Although I’m a Scot, I’d be proud to be called a Scouser.”
Going well Tony. If you get a chance put on some photos.Tony-P- wrote: Thu Aug 27, 2026 9:35 am Thanks Murray, I am still nervous when I let them out and now with the younger birds in the mix to.
There is one bird that really stands out to me already this bird is always first out the loft onto the trap, has a look around and then off on to the roof, fly's from one roof to another then in like a bullet to the trap. Sets off again doing the same thing before the rest follow if I was to Nom a bird already this bird would be it.
I think its a cock bird bit bullyish on the trap to the others, checker, with white spot marks down it throat like someone has splashed it with paint just hope he teaches the rest to come back in like him.