April 2011

|  Volume 7  |  update 2  |  13 articles  |

 

 

 

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VARIOUS - 1

News and miscellaneous

 

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Word from the editor

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New colour variety

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Irish pigeons storm forward

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Blackpool 2011

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Japanese chicken breeds

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Hyacinth pigeons offered

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Blue Copper-neck Marans

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Vanished pigeon breed

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European Brahma show

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Agenda 2012

 

18 pages - 1,3 MB

 

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THE WINNERS OF THE

1st VIRTUAL FANCY PIGEON

CHAMPIONSHIP

 

Saturday April 2. the prizes were awar­ded to the three winners of the First Vir­tual Fan­cy Pigeon Cham­pion­ship 2010 - 2011. Jan Sonnemans won Overall Cham­pion with his German Modena Gazzi, a young blue black­bar cock­bird. Jan knew we were coming, but we had not yet told him which prize he had won.

 

By : Aviculture Europe

6 pages - 360 kB

 

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BULGARian

Poultry breeds

 

Poultry breeding has always been very im­por­tant for Bul­garia. In 1967 Bul­ga­ria was the third ex­por­ter of bird pro­ducts after Hol­land and Poland. During this period some of the main highly pro­duc­tive Bul­ga­rian livestock breeds were crea­ted, such as Sta­ro­za­gors­ka red chic­ken and was star­ted im­pro­ving the Black Shumen chicken and White Ben­kovs­ki goose.

 

By : Hristo Lukanov (Bulgaria)

9 pages - 1100 kB

 

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RESULT OF THE 1st

VIRTUAL FANCY PIGEON

CHAMPIONSHIP

 

We can't help but be impressed by the un­pre­ce­den­ted suc­cess of the Virtual Cham­pion­ship! We never ex­pec­ted a num­ber of 5461 en­thu­sias­tic vi­si­tors to vote for their fa­vou­rite pi­geon. We were also plea­sant­ly sur­prised with the 36 par­ti­ci­pa­ting photos sent to us by fan­ciers that had com­peted with their birds at the 2011 Cham­pion Show - in a pic­ture qua­lity that cer­tain­ly did not dis­appoint us!

 

By : Aviculture Europe

7 pages - 615 kB

 

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EASTER EGGS IN THE

WELTVOGELPARK

in Walsrode(D)

 

Tinamoes look a little bit like dull chic­kens, but the struc­ture of tina­mou eggs is truly stun­ning; effec­tively there is no­thing else like it in the avian world. The colour varies from spe­cies to spe­cies from choco­late brown over eme­rald green to tur­quoise blue. In com­mon is the smooth sur­face; they al­most look gla­zed.

 

By : Simon Bruslund and

Wolfgang Magnus (D)

6 pages - 415 kB

 

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CONCERNING POULTRY

- The Henhouse -

 

Before purchasing your chickens or chicks, you need a hen­house or coop. And if your chic­kens are not allo­wed out in the gar­den, you also need a run. Many Chic­ken Coop Designs and tips on buil­ding a chic­ken coop can be found on the inter­net. Even so, we would like to give you some im­por­tant Tips on buil­ding a chic­ken house, be­cause  suc­cess­ful chic­ken kee­ping (ma­na­ge­ment) most­ly de­pends on their hou­sing.

 

By : Mick Bassett (D) and

Elly Vogelaar (NL)

9 pages - 800 kB

 

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Isabel

in Steiger croppers

 

These experiences on breeding the Isa­bel co­lour variety in Stei­ger Crop­pers were al­rea­dy pu­blished in the year 2000, on the occa­sion of the 25th Anni­ver­sary of the Dutch Stei­ger Crop­per Club. Still the sub­ject is very to­pi­cal, as this co­lour va­rie­ty is one of the most chal­len­ging of the breed, al­though when the bree­der lacks know­led­ge, the risk of dis­ap­point­ment is very high.

 

By : Aviculture Europe

6 pages - 300 kB

 

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A Brief History of the

Swan Goose

under Domestication

in the West

 

The Rev. E.S. Dixon was well aware of the tangle of infor­ma­tion re­gar­ding do­mes­tica­ted Asia­tic Geese when he wrote in 1848: “Con­fu­sion, there­fore, and per­ple­xity are the cer­tain lot of who­so­ever at­tempts to trace this bird in our books of na­tu­ral history.” How true; and en­suing wri­ters on poul­try hel­ped to con­fuse the situa­tion even fur­ther. How­ever, to start at the very be­gin­ning, it has been re­cent­ly been esta­blished that the wild Swan Goose exis­ted some 360,000 years ago.

 

By : Jonathan M. Thompson (UK)

9 pages - 535 kB

 

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NEWLY RECOGNISED

in the DUTCH POULTRY

STANDARD 2011

 

Being the National Show of the Dutch Poul­try Union, the North Show is THE Place to enter new crea­tions to be jud­ged and - when appro­ved - recog­nised in the Dutch Poultry Standard.

 

By : Aviculture Europe

4 pages - 700 kB

 

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ACE OF THE SHOW

Part 1

 

Proud owners, top animals and stri­king breed products. This time: The Noord­show - Natio­nal Show of the Dutch Poul­try Asso­ciation, in the Ne­ther­lands.

 

By : Various authors and

photographers

10 pages - 1,7 MB

 

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ACE OF THE SHOW

Part 2

 

Proud owners, top animals and stri­king breed products. This time: Beauty Ho­mers at the Del­ta Show, in the Ne­ther­lands.

 

By : Sytze de Bruine

7 pages - 615 kB

 

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ACE OF THE SHOW

Part 3

 

Proud owners, top animals and stri­king breed products. This time: The Inter­na­tio­nal Game Fowl Show in Belgium.

 

By : De Vechthoenderclub Belgium.

Photos: Rik van Lent sr.

10 pages - 1,4 MB

 

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