Pic's of my Pigeons what kind are they?

[Joe.G]

 

[Pigeon Power]

Black and white skinny long neck Magpie
Last pic white gray/black wing German owl ( looks like you might have two of these one with a black wing too)
all black with white head mookie
brown and white large neck ruffle thing Jacobin
white with black splash and black bar on wing roller? (can't really tell from pic)

 

[Joe.G]

Which pic do you see the one you think may be a roller in?

 

[Joe.G]

Which pic do you think might be a roller? I don't think I had gotten a Roller.

 

[Towman72gmc]

No rollers, but there is a Classic Old Frill.

 

[Joe.G]

Which is the classic Old frill? Can you list them in order of what you think I have? Thanks

 

[abluechipstock]

Looks like you have a capuchine not a jacobin. Last pic is a classic old frill.

 

[Joe.G]

Ok, Could you maybe tell me what you see in each picture, I am confused on who is who. Thanks

 

[Mr MKK FARMS]

They are beautiful birds, stunning!

 

[Mary Of Exeter]

Picture 1: Left - Mookee, Right, Capuchine
Picture 2: Left - Possible tippler or something, Right - English Magpie
Picture 3: Another shot of the Magpie
Picture 4: From left to right - Possibly a tippler, Old German Owl, Magpie again
Picture 5: Same thing as picture 4
Picture 6: Mookee
Picture 7: Magpie above, probably a tippler below
Picture 8: Capuchine
Picture 9: Capuchine
Picture 10: Old German Owl
Picture 11: Old German Owl on left, Old Classic Frill on right (also called Satinette)
Picture 12: Capuchine
Picture 13: Old German Owl, Magpie, Satinette
Picture 14: Satinette, Old German Owl (I'll abbreviate it as OGO), Capuchine
Picture 15: Uh, well it appears the peahen scared the crap out of your Satinette and Capuchine LOL
Picture 16: Old German Owl. I see the Capuchine peeking out from behind the peahen
Picture 17: Old German Owl. I love your set up by the way. Using natural branches is awesome!
Picture 18: Possible tippler (there is a kind of tumbler that looks similar as well but the name is not coming to me right now), Magpie, Mookee
Picture 19: OGO, Satinette, Capuchine, Magpie
Picture 20: Same as 19
Picture 21: Satinette


Capuchines and Jacobins look a lot alike, except Jacobins have a hood so tall you can't see their face from the side. I accidentally typed Jacobin at least once before realizing it was actually a Capuchine (which was obvious, don't know what I was thinking haha). So If you catch the mistake in my list, you'll know I meant Capuchine.