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The Old German Owls are good at flying too... and they stay up in the air a long time. But they are no good for racing as not fast enough.

I would choose me Old Dutch Capuchines and German Owls over homers!! That's fighting talk.... ha ha

Any pigeon can 'free range'... But its best to only let them out for free flight when you are there to watch.. then train them to go back into the loft or coop. This is because if they have constant access to fly about the area some will get killed by predators.. or other 'accidents'. For a...

What a lovely bird - one of my favourite breeds. Like the look of you 'coop', can you post some more pics of it, cus I am making a new coop to house my pigeons and yours looks nice an light and roomy.

This is another one - think he is a spotted neck dove. He lives free now in my garden after I found him hit by a car last year. He had a broken wing, but it healed really well and he can fly quite well now - enough to get up into the trees and stay away from cats. Here are some more pics of...

Diamond dove.

I did not know they were Indian Fantails. I thought they had to have feathered feet? They look like they do in the photos all the time. They always have the tails help up. They can fly great, but slowly. They can't keep up with my other pigeons that do laps around the house, at all, but...

Love all your pigeon photos. I would like to share a few of mine - I only have 9 pigeons as pets, but I would like to build a coop and have lots more in the future.

What breed is my fantail pigeon? I thought she was an Indian, but she has no feathers on her feet!

Oh, I am stupid for not reading through my post before I posted it! I meant to write 'these are my KING pigeons', not KIND pigeons lol. Maybe they are kind, but they still won't lend me any money. They are the sort used for meat, not the show type. They are very placid and easy to handle...

Random pic of my kind pigeon pair. These make great pets - my first time with this breed. They can fly really well up to the house roof, but don't seem interested in any aerobatics!