Rural Gardening: BC is 4 weeks now and look how he's grown., 1 by Harmonyplace

Harmonyplace wrote:
Did they look like these if they did they are fantails and that is how they display for a mate or to show off in front of other pigeons.
It's actually a genetic defect that breeders bred into this breed and they don't do it all the time.

I have a pair and they have no problem eating or getting busy if you know what i mean.

You should really see the mateing dance it's a sight to behold.
He aproaches her and nibbles on her neck then they will dance they walk passed each other turn and doesy doe and come back pass each other as they fan thier tails and drag them then turn and come back and meet and turn in perfect unison in a circle then they will bow and nibble necks and bow and nibble then she will ask to be fed and he will regurgitate into her mouth then again nod and finaly perfect circle and then she bows and he mount's and mates after which he drops his tail and flairs it and circles her for she is now his and she will bow as he pass's.

This pic is a male trying to talk a female into a dance.