Different Types of Pigeons and the Largest Market of Pigeons in Pakistan

Different Types of Pigeons

The passion for raising pigeons is still alive today after centuries. There is hardly a country in the world where there are no people interested in raising pigeons. Many pigeon breeders also hold special competitions to train them. The breeds of pigeons are diverse. The beginner pigeon keeper should make the basic choice of what kind of bird to build. Pigeons are divided into wild and domestic. Therefore, early breeders are recommended for raising domestic pigeons.

Different Species of Pigeons

Fans of pigeons for at least 500 years and perhaps more have raised amazing pigeons. Today, there are hundreds of breeds and colors, and, like cats and dogs, there are also competitions to see who best matches their "breed standards." Here are some gems from the world of fancy pigeons.

Pigeons are one of the most famous species of birds that are found in any city. Pigeons look very beautiful. But one wonders how many species there are such beautiful birds in the world. In this article, we will discuss different types of pigeons along with photos and their names.

Crowned Pigeon

The species of wild pigeons in Russia is very diverse, but the crowned pigeon is found only in tropical countries such as New Guinea. He lodges in the bush mango, in the woods, in the rain forest. Its name derives from a dove that can be bent and raised, depending on the emotions and mood of the bird. Also, this breed owns a rather long legs, and is no longer an edge in size.

Ringdove

Representative of this breed is the largest of all wild pigeons. The length of the tail is 15 cm. Coloring is not much different from blue stone and stone pigeons. Neck with a bright green tint. Wood pigeon common in Europe and Asia. It prefers to nest in forests or parks. Easily transition to any weather conditions.

King Pigeon

This is a favorite breed of meat pigeon among the Americans. They were first brought in the 19^th century. Kings have extensive muscular bodies, developed muscles and strong bones. The plumage of representatives of this species can be monotonous (black, white, brown) and macular. King pigeons can almost not fly. Maybe it's because of their large body.

Homing Pigeon

The fact that the pigeon was used as a postman, it is no secret. To pass the messages, such birds were used in ancient Rome and Greece. In the middle ages only kings could afford to keep pigeons. This type of communication was considered the most reliable and fast. Even during World War II, the amazing ability of pet pigeons came in handy for people in the absence of another connection. Time has passed, and humanity no longer needs the services of postal birds. Now, this race is called the game and used their ability to compete.

Fantail

These shiny birds are probably the most recognizable and well-known of the fancy pigeons. Their peacock-like tails, prominent breasts, and curved necks are the target of bird shows and fairground cattle shows around the world. However, they serve more purpose than just glitter. When they are training their new prospects, people who run or roam pigeons often live in front of the duvet coat. Extremely visible ideas guide young people home like bacon. Some Fantail species have less erect tail feathers (such as garden fantails) and are more airworthy than exhibit Fantails. Although they are all losing their oil-like glands in the bottom of their tails, they may experience a cold when they get wet.

THE LARGEST PIGEON MARKET IN PESHAWAR, PAKISTAN

In Peshawar, the capital of KPK (the province of Pakistan), there is a market where birds are bought and sold, in addition to special markets for buying and selling other goods. This bird market, popularly known as the Pigeon Market, has been around for the past 40 years, and many species of birds are now extinct. Bird traders from other provinces come to Peshawar exclusively to participate in this market.

Apart from pigeons, other birds are also sold in this market on Friday and Sunday on the sidewalk in front of the offices of District Nazim and District Liaison Officer in Bacha Khan Chowk, Peshawar. As soon as you enter the market, it feels as if you have left a lot of birds to fight together. The chirping of birds from all sides and the noise of buyers offer an attractive scene.

This market is a source of employment for many people. There are also traders who have no other source of livelihood but earn their livelihood from birds. They include Muhammad Bashir, an old pigeon trader.

There are many types of pigeons in the world, including Pakistan, while pigeon fanciers claim that there are as many species of pigeons as there are pigeons. Many pigeons compete regularly because of their high flight, and win prizes of tens of millions of rupees. The eyes of their owners are very sharp, and their necks are always high. They are most shocked and saddened when their eyes are fixed on one of their pigeons in the sky and the cat wipes its hands on the pigeons below.