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that's great to know

George and Morgan wrote: ↑Fri Oct 20, 2023 2:39 pm Andy before i say anything about the bird tell me about the eye

A cracking good eye George. I think that pigeon would do well in any stock loft. The inner circle is deep and wide as well as serrated. I like this combination of colours in an eyesign. A white/grey circle of colouration which is actually a dominant violet. The iris is very mountainous.

she is 3 years old got her mixed up with another hen same age just one yb taken from her and that was this year only had one race that was the 3rd race was 2nd club she is daughter of 11 Dev

George and Morgan wrote: ↑Fri Oct 20, 2023 12:06 pm give £50 for this cock at olr what about his eye Andy

I also like this eye George. Although not of the standard of the violet. Again a wide inner circle and a well broken iris. I’m just not so keen on the colour.

George and Morgan wrote: ↑Fri Oct 20, 2023 6:33 pm she is 3 years old got her mixed up with another hen same age just one yb taken from her and that was this year only had one race that was the 3rd race was 2nd club she is daughter of 11 Dev

George you know my views of the 11 family of birds, class right the way through and great hen you have there.

eyes of sire and dam sire is number 11

George and Morgan wrote: ↑Fri Oct 20, 2023 6:33 pm she is 3 years old got her mixed up with another hen same age just one yb taken from her and that was this year only had one race that was the 3rd race was 2nd club she is daughter of 11 Dev

Not surprised that she bred something useful. Hopefully more to come from her.

A lovely pair of eyes that obviously went well together. The violet is really nice. The yellow has a terrific inner circle very wide and looking just like a washer laid over the pupil. The only thing slightly on the downside of this eye is the fullness of the iris. But with room from the violet one they have matched well.

2 cocks for breeding next year only bred of one paired to the blue hen both i think have violet eyes

Bottom one for me George, but you know better about your birds.