Pigeons

• American Trentons

• Archangels

• Barbs

• Blondinettes

• Capuchines

• Carriers, English

• Croppers

• Croppers, Holle

• Crowned

• Damascenes

• Doves, Diamond

• Doves, Ring-necked

• Dragoons

• Fantails

• Frillbacks

• Fruit Doves

• Gouras

• Helmets

• Homers

• Homers, German Beauty

• Hungarian Giant House Pigeons

• Jacobins

• King

• Lahores

• Laugher

• Magpies

• Majorkin

• Modenas

• Mookees

• Nicobar

• Nun Pigeons
  

  

  Flying Nuns
  plus crossbreeds at the top and lower left

  Click here to download Nuns in Flight, a 2.7 second, 703K movie.

   

• Orliks

• Owls, African

• Owls, Chinese

• Parlor Tumblers and Rollers

• Pouters

• Rollers

• Rollers, Birmingham

• Rollers, Galetini

• Rollers, Oriental

• Romanian Naked Necks

• Runts

• Satinettes

• Scandaroons

• Startailed, Rzhev

• Swallows, Fairy

• Swallows, Silesian

• Swallows, Tiger

• Trumpeters

• Tumblers, Archangel White Trjasun

• Tumblers, Berliner Longface

• Tumblers, Budapest

• Tumblers, Kazan Trjasun

• Tumblers, Old Dutch

• Tumblers, Portuguese

• Tumblers, Russian

• Tumblers, Timisoara

• Tumblers, Transylvanian Double Crested

• Tumblers, West of England

• Vulturine Pigeons

• Xaqliban

Pidge is a street pigeon that someone found as a baby on the side of the road. I hand-fed him until he was old enough to make it on his own--about 4 weeks of taking a baby pigeon everywhere I went. Now he's the fastest and friendliest flier in my flock (hmmm, perhaps the most alliterative avian, also).

"Pidge"

Sadly, the week before Christmas, 1995, Pidge was lost to a hawk. This will remain as his memorial.

[Pigeon Links]

I don't normally listed general groups, but, since I live in the Hudson Valley of NY, here's the Hudson Valley Pigeon Group.

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