Wednesday, 13 August 2014

ringneck doves

my ringneck dove egg hatched the baby is pretty cute his name is pear

Sunday, 10 August 2014

NEW TOPIC

Hi everyone i have decided to teach people about different kinds of pigeons and share my passion with everyone who reads this blog! the first bird i want to teach YOU  about is the German Owl Pigeon
they are very unique birds and look great too! I feed mine pigeon mix from earlys farm and garden centre . they have funny little crest on their head and often have black brown or grey wings the babies are just like any other breed of pigeon and look a little scary when you first see them !
will send pictures later

Friday, 13 December 2013

ringneck doves

here is a few interesting facts on ringneck doves I recently got a pair and they laid eggs but they
did not hatch !!!
- ringneck dove eggs incubate for fourteen days
_ they will eat pretty much any kind of seed s
_ they love mealworms and sunflower seeds
here is a picture  of a ringneck dove

Friday, 6 December 2013

life cycle of a parrotlet

first you get a breeding pair if they are hand tame than they will be very aggressive
here is a picture of a angry female parrotlet sitting on eggs that should hatch in twenty days !!



here is a picture of their eggs !







smile for the camera !!







all grown up!



mommy and daddy parrotlet !

Thursday, 7 November 2013

how to winterize your aviary

if you have a insulated coop than just fill it with straw and put them in!!

if you have a non insulated coop than 

here is how to do it first you put down wood shavings and then  you put straw over that remember to fill your nest boxes !!! and  that is it just remember to cover the wire half way so they do not get cold  


Tuesday, 29 October 2013

bird beaks

here is some examples of bird beaks

life cycle of a german owl pigeon

The first stage of a German owl pigeon is the egg in twenty days of safe incubation they will hatch 















The second stage is the chick in three weeks they will open their eyes and they may begin to cheep for food.















The third stage is the young bird they begin to feather out at five weeks but still have a bare spot on their chest they will begin to fly at six weeks and the parents may stop feeding them and they will start eating seed.





 the final stage is the adult when they no longer rely on their parents.




The last and final stage is the adult when they are fully independent .