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  1. General Discussions
    I have two flying oriental roller hen birds, one is red and the other is black. What colored cocks should I pair each up with to get the best colors out of them? At first I was gonna pair up the two because I knew the red one was a hen bird for sure while the black one would act like a cock bird...
    flying oriental rollers plumage
  2. Wild or 'Feral' Pigeons
    Hi! I am putting together a feral pigeon general reference pamphlet. I can not find a feral pigeon site with more knowledgeable names of pigeon morphs than the Cornell site (7????). They list Blue Bar, Red Bar, Red, Spread, Checker, Pied, and White. I'm sure many of you know the names of...
    color morphs plumage variations
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    We have a mourning dove that fell out of a tree in our back yard during a wind storm - we think it was about a week old at the time. So we think it's about two and a half weeks old now, and we keep switching back and forth between calling it "it" and "he." Of course, it could be a "she," too...
    age feathers gender plumage
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