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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2009 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Blue Lace Bald Head | Band: IPBB3369-09 | |||
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Description: She is a pure James Turner family that I bought from Robert Williams. Never flew her but using her as a breeder. Last updated: 2/27/2010 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2008 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Dominant Opal Dunn Bald Head | Band: NPARX1731-08 | |||
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Description: She is a 5 to 8 feet roller. She is the first generation of my color project to make performing black or brown bald heads with white bars (Opal). Thanks to the spinner mom of hers, she rolls but nowhere near the performance I am looking for yet. She is the first generation and it will take couple of generations to create performance and color. Last updated: 9/22/2010 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2008 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Ash Red Bald Head | Band: NBRC489H-08 | |||
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Description: She is one of my best performers and I flew her 2 years in a row in the NBRC 11 bird competition. She is 20 to 30 feet, fast and frequent performer and a great kit flyer. She bounces sometimes, and hurt herself couple of times in the last 2 years. She is a Pensom and Smith/Plona mix. She developed within 6 months. I am very happy with her development and her performance. She is one of my best performers and I plan to use her as a breeder this year. Last updated: 10/3/2011 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2007 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Red Frill Stencil | Band: FRA596-07 | |||
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Description: This is a Dal M. Stone bird. She is carrying colors and patterns of Frill Stencil, which is very hard to find in Birmingham Rollers. No information about the pedigree of the bird. She is a breeder. Last updated: 1/20/2010 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2008 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Blue Barless | Band: NPA1751RX-08 | |||
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Description: She is flying with my B team kit, and rolls about 5 feet. I am keeping him to make barless performers down the road. Last updated: 10/3/2011 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2008 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Indigo Badge | Band: NPARC2570-08 | |||
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Description: This is a Carl Hardesty family of bird that I got from local breeder Richard Massamino. He is a 30 to 40 feet, fast and frequent performer although he is not as frequent as he used to be, but always safe. I have never witness him crash land or bounce. I flew him 2 years in a row in the NBRC 11 bird competition. He is one of the best performing producing breeders in my loft, and I expect to breed more out of him. Last updated: 10/3/2011 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2008 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Recessive Red Self | Band: NPARC2554-08 | |||
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Description: This is a Carl Hardesty family of bird that I got from local breeder Richard Massamino. He is a 20 to 30 feet, frequent performer and always safe. The only problem is, he is little bigger for a roller and therefore his rolls are not as fast as I like them to be. However, he is a very safe and reliable performer and scored lots of points for me during the NBRC roller fly competitions. I bred about 10 babies out of him, and all of them were either hawked or rolled down and kill themselves. He is also heterozygous web foot, and produced two of springs with the web foot so far. Last updated: 10/3/2011 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2009 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Blue T-Check Opal Bar | Band: NPAAA2330-09 | |||
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Description: He is a frequent 5-10 feet roller. Coming from a performing Hen, and nice looking cock bird. He will be big part of my opal project. Last updated: 1/18/2010 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2008 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Rosy Neck Pink Bar | Band: NPARX1716-08 | |||
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Description: This is a Dal M. Stone bird and he calls them Rosy Necks. They are smoky reduced Gimpels. She started to roll (tumble) after 2 months. She is only a 5 to 10 feet roller but I am keeping her for her unique color genetic makeup. She will be crossed with my better performers. Last updated: 10/3/2011 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2009 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Tortishell Splash | Band: NPAAA2333-09 | |||
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Description: He is one of my best performers, rolling 20 to 30 feet, fast, frequent and more importantly safe performer. I flew him 2 years in a row in the NBRC 11 bird competition. He is one of the best performing producing breeders in my loft, and I expect to breed more out of him. He is partially Turner family getting whiter every time he molts. Last updated: 10/3/2011 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2009 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Blue Lace | Band: IPBB3370-09 | |||
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Description: She is a pure James Turner family that I bought from Robert Williams. This is one of my favorite colors and will use her to make more lace birds. Last updated: 2/27/2010 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2008 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Blue Barless | Band: NBRCH42318-08 | |||
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Description: She is an average speed 5 to 10 feet roller. I will be in breeding her to make better barless performers. Last updated: 12/3/2009 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2007 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Tiger Grizzle Bald Head | Band: NBRCNB00153-07 | |||
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Description: She is another Smith/Plona and James Turner family that I got from Jeff Matt. She is a roll down and only being used as a breeder. All the babies produced from her are exceptional competition rollers. They are mostly safe and 20 to 30 feet but super fast rollers. I am planning to create a family of birds out of this bird. She will be my foundation hen within a year as most of my birds will be related to her. Last updated: 1/20/2010 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2009 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Indigo Bar | Band: NBRCY515-09 | |||
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Description: He is another Smith/Plona family that I got from Jeff Matt. He developed too early and crashed within 2 months. After being cooped for number of months he came out of rolling down and became an excellent individual performer. He is fast, frequent, but having hard time staying with the kit as he tends to roll more often than the rest. When he is in top condition, he is very fun to watch as he averages at least two 30 to 40 feet rolls in every minute. I took a chance to use him as wild-card in the 2011 NBRC 11 bird competition. He stayed with the kit majority of the time and scored lots of points for me. I will keep as a breeder and use his performing genes in my color and performance breeding projects. Last updated: 10/3/2011 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2007 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Blue Toy Stencil | Band: NPRA992-07 | |||
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Description: This is a Dal M. Stone family of birds that I got from John Kimber. He is a very good looking and very unique blue Frill Stencil carrying whitish pink lace (Opal) on a dark blue body. He is being used as a breeder. No information about the pedigree of the bird. Last updated: 1/18/2010 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2008 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Ash Red Checker Badge | Band: NBRCD0773-08 | |||
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Description: This is 514 Pensom family bird that I go from Mackie… although she is not a roll down, she rolls and crashes inside of my coop. I really like the type of this bird and decided not fly her. I mated her with number of safe but fast and deep cock birds and only 25% of the babies survived or did not become a roll down. Most babies have become 50 feet or better performers and nearly 50% of them rolled down from at least 70 feet height to their last and deadly rolls. All of her babies did not developed fully until at least 6 months of age. I will continue to breed her but to a 10 to 20 feet fast and frequent cock birds to find a balance between competition rolling and deep, but less frequent and dangerous performance. Last updated: 10/3/2011 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2009 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Recessive Yellow Mottle | Band: OX047-09 | |||
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Description: I like her color and marking and will be using her to make more Turner rollers. I don’t know much about her pedigree except she is Turner from the family. She is small and has a nice type for a roller. We'll see what her offspring does. Last updated: 2/27/2010 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2009 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Recessive Red Mottle Grizzle | Band: NPAAA2328-09 | |||
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Description: She is one of my best performers and I flew her 2 years in a row in the NBRC 11 bird competition. She is 20 to 30 feet, fast and frequent performer and great kit flyer. I plan to use her as a breeder this year. She was produced by two non-recessive red parents. Father is indigo badge and mother is black bronze bar hen. Last updated: 10/3/2011 |
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Breed: Iranian High Flyer | Year: 2008 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Peak Crested Grizzle | Band: NPARX1721 | |||
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Description: She flies average of 2 hours per flight and tumbles fast and clean. She was dun grizzle when she was young, but she is getting whiter every time she molts. She might molt out to be a ring neck like her father. Last updated: 9/30/2008 |
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Breed: Iranian High Flyer | Year: 2008 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Peak Crested Tortoiseshell Grizzle | Band: NPAHN955 | |||
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Description: He is been trained to fly and stays with the kit about an hour. He tumbles but not frequently. I am hoping he will be a good performer because of his mother. He is coming from a red grizzle mismarked ring neck Iranian High Flyer Cock. Last updated: 5/7/2011 |
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Breed: Iranian High Flyer | Year: 2007 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Ash Red Bald Head | Band: OX036-07 | |||
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Description: She is a young bird but flies very high and tumbles with combinations of tumbles. She gets better performer as she gets stronger and tightens her tumbles. She is also being used as a breeder. Last updated: 9/30/2008 |
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Breed: Iranian High Flyer | Year: 2005 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Black and White Grizzle | Band: OX034-06 | |||
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Description: He is another good looking grizzle bird. He is flying high and long hours with the kit and he is also one of my breeders. He is an average tumbler. I have no information about his pedigree. Last updated: 1/18/2008 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2005 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Black (Arap) | Band: OX007-05 | |||
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Description: He is an excellent tumbler, but unable to fly for being kept in the coop for long time. Most of the good bloodlines of Turkish Tumblers can’t fly to perform anymore if they are kept in loft for breeding or during hawk season. He is now known as the coop tumbler as he only tumbles inside the coop. The offspring of this bird should be great performers as well. This bird was sent to me from Muhammet Erdal, a master breeder in Massachusetts. He is coming from a well know family known as Ak Paca (white boots) and he can also be carrying shell crest because some of this family of birds known for that trait as well. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2006 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Black Front Crested (Ön Tepe Arap) | Band: OX015-06 | |||
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Description: This bird is my best Turkish Takla performer. He flies over an hour and puts 4 or 5 tight combinations together. He pulls himself upwards about 20 feet or more. He flies longer and puts more combinations together every time I fly him. As he gets more endurance to fly preferable 2 hours or more he will be an excellent tumbler. He is also one of my top breeders and I could say he is my foundation cock bird for the Ankara family. I am very happy with the babies I’ve raised from him and he is contributing a lot to my front crested Ankara family that I am working on. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler Ankara | Year: 2007 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Lavender (Kirli) | Band: NPAKE601-07 | |||
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Description: This bird is very special for me. He is the first pigeon I’ve ever raised and trained in USA. He was hatched in July 8 2007. It’s too bad the hawk got his sister who was a dun with white flights. He is an average tumbler as he doesn’t charge the coop the way I like my Turkish Tumblers to perform. Instead, he prefers to perform in higher altitudes but does put 3 or 4 combinations together and sometimes lands with tumbles. He is a spread ash lanvender and got this color from his recessive white father and spread dun mother. He produces ash red bar and ash yellow (limonlu) offspring when mated to color birds but produce recessive white when mated to recessive white hens. Last updated: 1/6/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Mardin | Year: 2008 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Milky Bar Honey Chest | Band: NPAHN978-08 | |||
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Description: She is coming from great parents but I never trained her to fly as she is the only milky bar honey chest I have left. I’ve decided to use her as a breeder when I lost a lot of honey chest Mardin family to the hawks. Mardin being the bigger size birds of the Turkish Tumblers strains makes them easier pray for the hawks to catch. I am pretty confident about the offspring she would produce and their performance. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler Ankara | Year: 2009 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Lavender | Band: NPADA964-09p1 | |||
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Description: He is one of the best looking cream bar Turkish Tumblers I have showing specs because of the black pigmentation he inherited from his father. He developed very early but still working on perfecting his combinations. It is very exciting watching this young bird fly. He will be used as a breeder to produce more offspring Ankara birds with front crest. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler Ankara | Year: 2010 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Black Bar Front Crest | Band: NPADA962-09p1 | |||
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Description: She was an average tumbler, when I stopped flying her and use her as a breeder due to hawks. She was last than a year old and didn’t show me her true potential when I decided to stop flying her and breed her. I will try flying her again after the hawk season and I know she will be a great tumbler as both of her parents are exceptional performers. She is now used to produce more front crested Ankara strains for me. Last updated: 5/14/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2010 | Gender: Hen |  |
| Color: Reduced Blue Light Check w/beak crest | Band: NPADD513-10 | |||
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Description: Baby in training Last updated: 5/24/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2005 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: White Front Crested (Ön Tepe Beyaz) | Band: NPAHH120 | |||
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Description: He is another Ankara tumbler and a breeder which was originally owned by John Kimber of Orlando, who got this bird from Gokhan Cengiz. He is a very good looking Ankara Tumbler Cock with front crest and a very laud clapping on his wings. He is being used as a breeder only and produces mostly ash red offspring when mated to a colored bird instead of another recessive white like himself. I am very happy with the babies I’ve raised from him and he is contributing a lot to my front crested Ankara family that I am working on. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler Mardin | Year: 2005 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Brown Checker Honey Chest (Kınalı Miski) | Band: OX026-05 | |||
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Description: This hen is half front crested who is mother was Mardin Blue Checker w/ marked tail (Aynali Miski) and the father was Mardin brown Checker. I got her from Murat Ozel’s loft, a master breeder in Nebraska. I have been advised not to fly this bird and only use it as a breeder as her ancestors were Turkish Champions on performing competitions. Most of the babies I’ve raised from her come with white tail feathers (Aynali) and they are great performers. She is my foundation hen also, contributing a lot to my front crested Mardin family that I am working on. Last updated: 6/23/2009 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler Mardin | Year: 2010 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Milky Smoky | Band: NPADD505-10p1 | |||
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Description: He was born with a very unique wing problem. One of his wings had a space between his primary flight feathers and his secondary flight feathers. Maybe one of the flight feathers did not grow properly but made his wing dropped for few months. I didn’t think he would be able to fly but he did. He was young and he was trying to tumble when I locked him for the hawk season. It will be interesting to see how good of a tumbler he will be after the hawk season. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2010 | Gender: Hen |  |
| Color: Black | Band: NPADD516p1 | |||
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Description: Baby in training Last updated: 5/24/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2009 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Ash Red (Lavender) | Band: NPADA936 | |||
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Description: This ash red bird is still pretty young but looks very promising for his performance so far. He is one of the few ash red Turkish Tumblers I have in my loft and he is carrying recessive white and peak crest form his father. His mom comes from the Ak Paca (White boots) and shell crested Ankara strain and I am very familiar with the quality of this strain. In fact, her mother was such a small Ankara smoky blue bar bird that she was unable to fly but become a coop tumbler. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler Mardin | Year: 2009 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Powder Blue Check - Front Crested | Band: NPADA954-09 | |||
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Description: This bird is showing a front crest because of his mother and grandmother as far as I know. He must be carrying front crest from his father side as well, because the front crest, also known as beak crest, is a recessive trait that both parents must donate in order for offspring to show it. I flew him for a month or two and decided to spare him from the hawks as he is one of the few front crested Mardin tumblers I have in my loft. He wasn’t tumbling when I decided to keep him as a breeder so I can’t tell much about his performing ability. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler Ankara | Year: 2009 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Dunn Bar | Band: NPADA953-09 | |||
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Description: She is one of the few t-check dun birds I have. She is coming from great parents and carry beak crest because of her father. She was working on her tumbles and her combinations when I stopped flying her for the hawk season. Now, I am using her as a breeder to continue the beak crested Ankara family and keep the good performing genes in my loft. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2008 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Milky Cream Bar | Band: NPAHN989-08 | |||
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Description: She was an average tumbler, when I stopped flying her and use her as a breeder. She was last than a year old and didn’t show me her true potential when I decided to breed her. When I flew her after the hawk season she became a tumbling machine and I am going to breed more offspring out of her. She might become my foundation Ankara hen. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2010 | Gender: Hen |  |
| Color: Black | Band: NPADD507-10 | |||
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Description: She was tail riding within the first month. She is tumbling now and working on combinations. I expect a lot better performance from her this year, and will plan to use her to continue the shell crest project. Last updated: 5/24/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Mardin | Year: 2008 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Smokey Milky Marked Tail | Band: NPAHN961-08 | |||
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Description: He is one of the best birds I’ve raised and fly in my loft. He has a very special color and I believe it is smoky milky. He is also showing a gimple factor (Honey Chest or in Turkish it is called Göğsü Ballı). He also has about 8 white tail feathers which looks nice in the air. He is tumbling tight and fast after only 3 months of training and he is getting better every day. He will have hard time landing very soon and I really enjoy the performance I am getting out of this bird. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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