The weather wasn’t as nice today and after a nice day out yesterday we decided to stay at home before going back to work tomorrow. I was able to spend a bit of time with the pigeons and in the loft. I separated all the birds on gave the loft a good clean out. Removed all the nest bowls, put all the hens in the young bird loft and the cocks into the 2 old bird sections. I haven’t handled the birds much so it was nice to go through them. There are some nice pigeons in there.
I was able to find out which ones were which with the youngsters. I also took a few photos of the ones from Buster, Pete and Trev that they sent this year. I’m afraid they aren’t very good as it was a bit dark today so will try to get better ones when the weather is better.
Here are Buster’s 6.
GB22B11753 Blue Cheq Cock.
GB22B11756 Blue Hen.
GB22B11751 Grizzle Hen.
GB22B11754 Blue Cheq Cock.
GB22C76342 Blue Pied Cock. (Steve)
GB22B11755 Blue Pied Cock.
These are the 2 from Pete.
GB22B11757 Blue Hen.
GB22B11758 Blue Hen.
Older photo as couldn’t find todays one of her.
These are the 3 from Trev. Unfortunately lost one off loft.
GB22B11750 Blue Cheq Cock.
GB22B11747 Pencil Blue Cock.
GB22B11749 Blue Cheq Hen.
I’ll take a few more another time. Also of some of the others bred from previous years members birds.
Spent some time in loft today
So do I Murray and the one in pic 1, think they are nestmates but cannot remember now
Sadies Lofts home of decent birds just a useless loft manager, and now a confirmed loser but proud



Well done Andy
They are looking good bruv, some very nice looking youngsters there.
Those 3 of mine have come on ok, I did like the pencil blues, shame you dropped 1.
I still have their siblings, all survived the sickness I had and raced through to 150 miles.
Those 3 of mine have come on ok, I did like the pencil blues, shame you dropped 1.
I still have their siblings, all survived the sickness I had and raced through to 150 miles.