Hi everyone, My name is Kristen and I live in Maryland, USA. I'm a certified veterinary assistant and I’ve raised pigeons and doves off and on for the last...
hi:group my friend is selling 2"pair of "WHITE CROWNED PIGEONS" THIS IS HIS E MAIL Kent@... you need the "migratory bird permit"...
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Sep 1, 2004 12:12 pm
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Hello Kristen, Welcome! Where in MD are you? I have birds in Frederick and Middletown, MD Jeff ... -- Jeff Downing Frederick, MD http://www.DowningsJewelry.com...
Hey Jeff, Love your website by the way! I'm out in the boonies of Harford County, northeastern MD. Are you still breeding Capes? I'm trying to build up some...
Hello Kristen, Yes, I am familiar with Harford Co. I do breed Capes. I will e-mail you privately about helping you increase your breeders over the next year. ...
Hi Kristen: Welcome to the group. You will find that there are great people here. Hope you have as much enjoyment with your doves and pigeons as I do with my...
Kristen, The Grand National show sponsored by the National Pigeon Asso. is in Lancaster, PA in Jan. 2005. This show should be fairly close for you and will...
Hey Ed, I only live about 45 mins from Lancaster, if that much. I'm up that way often and will be sure to attend. Must be so exciting! I can't wait. ~Kristen ...
... occasionally, so would like to meet any of you in the neighboring areas. It was great meeting Group Member Joe Powers in Stewartstown this summer. ~Michael...
You should pick something to show. If you have not shown before, this would be a great chance to get your feet wet with it not being too far from home. There...
we recently received a new male ringneck dove... nothing is too different about him other than his strange voice. his voice is rather harsh in sound and one...
Hi Shades of Grey: Ringnecks do have lots of different voices. However, a gurgle is rather extreme. You don't mention color, or whether he might be a...
Wilmer J Miller
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Sep 3, 2004 2:22 am
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Hey Wilmer, well he seems to be a pure ringneck. he is an orange pied (nearly full white). Of all the doves we have had, he is the very first with this kind of...
Hi Michael - I'd love to meet anyone off the list. I love doves so much [and am fond of pigeons too!] and none of my friends or family are and I know they...
Does anyone on the group have roller pigeons? I have 10 and they have been penned for 3 weeks now. I am going to probably open the door for the first time...
my dad has nursed a young wild pigeon back to health and he doesnt want to let it go in the wild, so if anyone in Dartmouth, Ma area can take it please email...
In a message dated 9/3/2004 1:21:49 PM Central Daylight Time, gws_1963@... writes: You'll probably lose about 1/2 of them at least. See that is what...
So you'd risk letting them out just to see if you'll lose some? Having them hungry might help, but 3 weeks is way too soon to let them out. A better idea is...
In a message dated 9/3/2004 2:13:27 PM Central Daylight Time, gws_1963@... writes: So you'd risk letting them out just to see if you'll lose some? No,...
Hello Barb, I don't think that anyone wants to be difficult in this matter. I would guess that everyone thought that you understood the need for your birds...
Thank you for the info. I didn't ever know that your original stock should just be housed, which is not a problem. I certainly want to do the right thing....
Sorry if I came across a bit harshly, but I tend to be a bit sarcastic ;) Your prior experience should show you that you need to keep them in longer, or not...
Hi Shades of Grey: As long as he appears healthy, I would not worry. But I would put him in mating and see what voice types the offspring have. Even the...
Wilmer J Miller
wjmiller@...
Sep 3, 2004 8:25 pm
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I fly both Homers and Tumblers. Getting them to the stage of flying around your place takes training and is a matter of steps to do it safely. Mature birds...
Hi All, Here is a copy of a post from a wildlife rehabber who has gotten in a diamond dove and would like to find a home for it. If you can assist, please...
