Pigeon Talk

[Serin]

@The Farms at Marian Lea There's no need to keep posting the same long series of photos four times consecutively.

 

[The Farms at Marian Lea]

@The Farms at Marian Lea There's no need to keep posting the same long series of photos four times consecutively.

Oh I am soo sorry. My bad. You could tell that I am new to this. Not very good with computers too.

 

[dpenning]

Oh I am soo sorry. My bad. You could tell that I am new to this. Not very good with computers too.

Posting pictures can be a bit twitchy for me too. I always seem to wind up with duplicates.

 

[biophiliac]

Oh I am soo sorry. My bad. You could tell that I am new to this. Not very good with computers too.

No worries! You'll get the hang of it. I say - better too many pics than too few.

 

[backyard pigeons]

Oh I am soo sorry. My bad. You could tell that I am new to this. Not very good with computers too.

Don't worry! I couldn't even post a picture for the longest time!

 

[backyard pigeons]

I think bringing Lopers' genes into your collection is a GOOD THING. JMO,, due to natural selection, ferals are possibly more resistant to some of the ailments that may be with raised pigeons. I also think they may be more street smart, when it comes to hawks,,,, Not far from me live large flocks of ferals. Have no IDEA, why the hawks don't go there for EZ dinners,,,,, but prefer to chase my pets


I think its because you have soft hands. Here is my reason behind this.

Spoiler: reason for soft hands

I'm pretty sure you have never seen this, but the rest/most here have

I'm pretty sure the hawks can't catch the ferals? But I'm not sure. They typically are out in the open so they could see a hawk from a distance. And I haven't seen that, in till now!

 

[backyard pigeons]

I think bringing Lopers' genes into your collection is a GOOD THING. JMO,, due to natural selection, ferals are possibly more resistant to some of the ailments that may be with raised pigeons. I also think they may be more street smart, when it comes to hawks,,,, Not far from me live large flocks of ferals. Have no IDEA, why the hawks don't go there for EZ dinners,,,,, but prefer to chase my pets


I think its because you have soft hands. Here is my reason behind this.

Spoiler: reason for soft hands

I'm pretty sure you have never seen this, but the rest/most here have

I meant to say, you seem to have an ENDLESS supply of pics\videos funnys! You are always a joy to have around!

 

[CCUK]

Both of Loper's eggs hatched. Here she is all puffed up to maximum angry hen status!
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Chicks are barely visible.
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Way to go loper! How many is that now bio?!

 

[Hokum Coco]

Not very good with computers too.

We all have a learning curve. Try "NOT" to take criticisms personally. The computer is a poor vehicle to administer "TONE" and we are all here merely to help, enjoy, and guide one another.

 

[backyard pigeons]

@Qwerty3159 do you have an egg yet? I hope you do!