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How To Train Homing Pigeons: Expert Tips, Tricks and Methods

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  • What is a Homing Pigeon?
  • How Do Homing Pigeons Work Out Where To Go?
  • What Do I Need To Train Homing Pigeons?
      • Pigeon Lofts and Dovecotes
      • Homing Pigeons For Sale
  • How Do I Train My Homing Pigeons?
  • Further Reading

What is a Homing Pigeon?

Pigeons are part of a family of birds known as Columbidae. The family comprises more than 300 distinct species of what humans call pigeons and doves. Though we name the birds differently, there is really no scientific reason to do so. The words pigeon and dove are interchangeable from a scientific point of view. [Read more…] about How To Train Homing Pigeons: Expert Tips, Tricks and Methods

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How To Become A Falconer: Training Steps, Costs (with pictures)

How To Become A Falconer
A fascinating subset of the avian world is comprised of the birds of prey. These amazing creatures have long held a special allure for bird lovers and the population in general. Their magnificent aerial speed, agility, and hunting prowess set them apart from almost any other animals on the planet.

According to the IAF, the recorded use of trained falcons appears to have begun in about 1300 B.C. in ancient Egypt. Used to hunt and provide for their human trainers, the practice spread to China and the rest of the world, making its first appearance in Europe in about the fifth century AD.

Falconry fell out of favor in the 1500s with the invention of gunpowder and guns, as these were easier to use and take care of than a live bird. The art of falconry was kept alive through time by dedicated practitioners, and the 20th century witnessed a resurgence in its popularity. It is presently practiced widely throughout the world. [Read more…] about How To Become A Falconer: Training Steps, Costs (with pictures)

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How To Stop A Bird From Biting in 7 Steps (Plus Why Biting Starts)

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Your bird is your friend, your companion, your buddy. You treat your bird well, but then all of a sudden they bite you. Read on to discover why do parrots bite you, how to stop this and the treatments to prevent infection.

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  • Why Do Birds Bite?
    • Warning Signs
      • Open beaks
      • Noises and Screaming
      • Making itself look bigger
      • Flapping wings
      • Eye pinning
      • Moving away
      • Shaking
  • How To Stop A Bird From Biting
  • Parrot Bite Force
  • Parrot Bite Treatments
    • Can Bird Bites Cause Infections?
    • Parrot Flu
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