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I've seen a video of a flock of racing pigeons flying into the ground from a training toss. The handler went and looked up the weather and there was a solar flare at the time. Assumptions were the solar flare caused the birds to become disoriented
Guessing when you say the pigeons internal GPS you mean the way they use the earths magnetic fields to navigate opposed to how a drone would use signals from a satellite. Doing a quick Google, it seems the magnetic fields are too strong and are not effected by the suns solar radiation, so unfortunately this may not be the issue. Also guessing the birds can use other methods to navigate such as using land marks? Maybe weather conditions have an effect?
Hello mate , i used to rave pigeons years ago , very interesting that your losing birds , i have the answer The earth is undergoing a pole shift and as a result the magnetic field that animals use to navigate is weakoming , thats why your seeing wales and other migratory animals turning up dead in places they shouldnt be If you notice that our swallows , swifts etc are on a massive decline heading for extinction just like us Please check out professor Ben davidson at suspicious observers, he knows everything about this , good luck 👍
If what you say is true it still does not explain what happens to all those pigeons that are then regarded as lost? Its not as if massive amounts of stray pigeons arrive at strange lofts as you would ecpect? Surely if that was the case those lost birds must end up somewhere? We are not talking about a limited number of missing birds.! We are talking about litteraly thousands of racing pigeons annually. No trace of most of these birds are ever found! They cannot simply be dissapearing in to thin air.? By the way this is not only an England phenomenin. Its happening in many places across the globe.
It's not just England. Where I fly in the central part of the West Coast of the U.S., losses in the 25% to 50% range are common in EVERY race even among old birds. In our case, Birds of Prey are highly prevalent, but it's also wires and other factors. My grandfather raced here (same property in fact) 50 to 60 years ago and even though he was not very successful as he was not consistent on feeding and training, he very rarely lost pigeons despite doing things that I'd consider practically suicidal like releasing birds that had only been loft flown from 200 miles away when he worked out of area. Smash races took place, but they were considered to be rare events. By stark contrast, I lose large numbers of birds even during relatively short road work and they are far superior pigeons to what he had. Needless to say, something has changed during that period of time.
There are many many issues that are effecting the homing ability of our pigeon it’s not just down to one. Sadly these are out of our control not a thing we can do about it. Imagine all those imaginary power signals that are travelling from earth to satellite/space, there must be millions. Make a list of all the things that you think are effecting the return of our pigeons, you will be surprised. 😮
The bop problem is far worse then people think, There are pairs of perigrins every 2 or 3 miles, then you have the single ones,our birds get hit multiple times coming home,
Very interesting. Thanks for tabling this theory. Ive thought for a while that,although BOP are an obvious problem, surely the vast amount of losses means they are not the sole cause.Hopefully the topic will raise cause for debate amongst the Racing pigeon world
Hi! Very nice! Please tell us a name or a brand or a link to that very interesting light. I want to reproduce in winter for OLR and that type of light is top💪
Enjoyed this video I have just gave up racing for the very reason you have said birds coming home every week ripped to bits.I am thinking of getting some rollers to keep me occupied
Hi! I need urgent help. I bought a new benzing m2, soft 1.9 ver. 2 antennas are connected, the clock sees both antennas in the system. System information tab: ✅Benzing m2 - Sw1.9 - Hw 4.0 - 14.5v. below the antenna: ✅12 field PLB Antenna -Sw 1.3, Hw2.1 (no data on supply voltage) : ✅12 field PLB Antenna -Sw 1.5, Hw2.0 (no data on supply voltage). When birds pass the antenna one at a time, everything is fine, when 4-5 or more birds land at once, the error "antenna is lost" appears on the screen and until the clock is reset, the error remains. The watch is connected by a power supply from the kit, the antennas are without additional power.
Looks a great set up, I used those uvb lights when I raced The birds were never better, I think the birds will produce vitamin D with the uvb light, vit D is essential for calcium uptake, very important for breeding hens especially, So 👍👍 from me.
They're not cheap, but really are amazing and the birds love them. Ive seen the chick grow much better compared to others without the lights too. RacingPigeonLight.com :)
@@YourPigeonWorld i have young pigeon i notice it has a few bold spots on his neck and head ,it comes and goes and it keeps on pecking anyone know why, i gave it 2 baths but it keeps on itching its feathers
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