Could have some Roller blood in them...Leggings on feet usually mean there could be some Owl or Satinette blood...Some look like Tiplets with the short beaks also...Nice looking..Hope they fly good for you.....Alamo
What pigeons are these?
I was recently 'made to take' some pigeons since I have other birds. Can anyone tell me what kind or varieties they are?
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As you can see there are one pair have dark bodies with irridescence, but have white tails. Then the all-white (girl?) with feathered feet, and the tan or red (boy?) with clean feet.
Any comments or suggestions are appreciated.
As you can see there are one pair have dark bodies with irridescence, but have white tails. Then the all-white (girl?) with feathered feet, and the tan or red (boy?) with clean feet.
Any comments or suggestions are appreciated.
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my guess is that they are mutt pigeons........
They all remind me a lot of rollers (except the red one ), but they're probably mixes. The jaconette line of rollers have feathered legs, but it's probably more likely to be mixed.
The black ones do look a bit like flights from those long beaks and white eyes, but flights have red beaks and ceres.
), but they're probably mixes. The jaconette line of rollers have feathered legs, but it's probably more likely to be mixed. The black ones do look a bit like flights from those long beaks and white eyes, but flights have red beaks and ceres.
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they could pretty much be anything under the sun ,little bit of this an that heinz 57 fo sho
They look a lot like many of mine, which I call 'bitsas' for bits of this and bits of that. Vigorous hybrids, in other words They're all pretty. The red one looks like my Arnie.
They're all pretty. The red one looks like my Arnie.
Well thanks everybody. It seems I've got some "all-pigeon" pigeons. LOL The white is already less nervous about me and won't shy away until about arms length. Another few weeks and she'll be perching on fingers.
Now to finish a loft. BTW, old campaign signs (the coroplast type) makes a good temporary roof over cages. It is essentially a form of twinwall. Waterproof, insulating, easy to bend in one direction, easy to join together with wire in the holes. And cheap, especially if you use the old signs and don't buy new.
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Now to finish a loft. BTW, old campaign signs (the coroplast type) makes a good temporary roof over cages. It is essentially a form of twinwall. Waterproof, insulating, easy to bend in one direction, easy to join together with wire in the holes. And cheap, especially if you use the old signs and don't buy new.
They are FUN BIRDS so forget what breed they are and have FUN with them.GEORGE
so forget what breed they are and have FUN with them.GEORGE1 - 18 of 18 Posts
