what breeds???

[derek!!]

Does anyone out there kno what breeds any of these are???
http://tinypic.com/r/29bjz9c/3
http://tinypic.com/r/2h2f7g4/3
http://tinypic.com/r/2qx3gus/3
http://tinypic.com/r/nybt68/3

[LokotaLoft]

the first one looks like some sort of owl breed ,the second looks to be a roller, the third looks to be a homer ,the forth I have no clue but could be a roller maybe

[derek!!]

if the one is a roller it hates flying then lol it just sits on the roof with the other ones like it

[LokotaLoft]

Originally Posted by derek!!

if the one is a roller it hates flying then lol it just sits on the roof with the other ones like it

well how old are they supposed to be , not all birds like to fly like people think they should lol

[derek!!]

there like 10 months im pretty sure or close to it lol im totaly new to pigeons so im learning as i go

[LokotaLoft]

Originally Posted by derek!!

there like 10 months im pretty sure or close to it lol im totaly new to pigeons so im learning as i go

hmmm well with health comes a well balanced flying bird so feed them good and hopefully they will take to the air with ease or at least give it a go .. mixing breeds sure doesnt help thou .. as most breeds have their own flying style

[derek!!]

could it maybe be a show bird and thats why it doesnt fly much, cuz it flys i guess but just from to tree near the coop and back

[LokotaLoft]

Originally Posted by derek!!

could it maybe be a show bird and thats why it doesnt fly much, cuz it flys i guess but just from to tree near the coop and back

well it could be just about anything that keeps your bird from flying for a while in the air , it could be age or lack of enthusiasm ,health ,so many things ,its very hard to tell

[derek!!]

mmmm well they have good food and nice big new coop so they just have to be lazy, because the one in the 3rd pic flys everwhere lol

[LokotaLoft]

yeah older birds tend to be lazy ,my young birds are the only ones that actually like to fly for a good time in the air but once they are older all they are interested in is flirting with the other birds in the flock

[derek!!]

lol okay that works to i wouldnt mined a few lil ones in the coop

[LokotaLoft]

it doesnt take pigeons very long to get down to the business of making more pigeins thats for sure lol

[MaryOfExeter]

First looks like a poor quality Figurita or a Fig cross.
Second is a show type Birmingham Roller. That's why it doesn't care much for long-period flying.
Third one looks like a young homer.
Fourth could be a homer, roller, or other "plain ole pigeon" breed. Pretty color though.