Great Tails and a Quiff on some !!!

2 x Young birds getting used to a dovecote in a homing net...... My birds are hatched in the dovecote, then allowed free flight for a week to strengthen their wings, then held in large aviary for just a few days until collected. This gives me time to treat them for worms, coccidiosis, canker etc, ensuring you get really healthy birds...
The birds are exhibition garden fantailed doves, giving the ideal beautiful bird for any garden dovecote or aviary. They fly really well and have superb permanently erect tails. Slightly smaller than the usual garden fantails and much nicer tail. Black eyes of a real dove and tame really well with regular contact.

As White as White

Here is a picture of one of my young fantails in the aviary holding pen. My birds are hatched in the dovecote, then allowed free flight for a week to strengthen their wings, then held in large aviary for just a few days until collected. This gives me time to treat them for worms, coccidiosis, canker etc, ensuring you get really healthy birds...
The birds are exhibition garden fantailed doves, giving the ideal beautiful bird for any garden dovecote or aviary. They fly really well and have superb permanently erect tails. Slightly smaller than the usual garden fantails and much nicer tail. Black eyes of a real dove and tame really well with regular contact.

7 Week old bird

Here is a picture of one of my young fantails in the aviary holding pen. My birds are hatched in the dovecote, then allowed free flight for a week to strengthen their wings, then held in large aviary for just a few days until collected. This gives me time to treat them for worms, coccidiosis, canker etc, ensuring you get really healthy birds...
The birds are exhibition garden fantailed doves, giving the ideal beautiful bird for any garden dovecote or aviary. They fly really well and have superb permanently erect tails. Slightly smaller than the usual garden fantails and much nicer tail. Black eyes of a real dove and tame really well with regular contact.

One of my young fantail doves

 Here is a picture of one of my young fantails in the aviary holding pen. My birds are hatched in the dovecote, then allowed free flight for a week to strengthen their wings, then held in large aviary for just a few days until collected. This gives me time to treat them for worms, coccidiosis, canker etc, ensuring you get really healthy birds...
The birds are exhibition garden fantailed doves, giving the ideal beautiful bird for any garden dovecote or aviary. They fly really well and have superb permanently erect tails. Slightly smaller than the usual garden fantails and much nicer tail. Black eyes of a real dove and tame really well with regular contact.