Blue Sovater ( Szováti kék )

Blauer Sovater  - Bleu de Sovat -  Blue Sovater - Szováti kék

Fancy pigeon Blue Sovater - or also known by the names: Blaue Sovater, Pigeon de Sovat Bleu, Blu Sovat, Голубой соватер - is a variety that comes from Haydusovat (Hajdúszovát) and its surroundings, in Hungary. Varieties which are classified into types utility pigeons , believed began to be developed between 1975-1986, with a similar appearance varieties of Homer or King. Fancy pigeon is newly recognized as a separate varieties in 1987. Designation as a dove cut / broiler.

Renaisien pigeons

Ronsenaar (Renaisien) - Colombo in Renaix - Ренессансный голубь

The Renaisien pigeons- or also known by the names: Ronsenaar (Renaisien), Colombo in Renaix, Ренессансный голубь - is a variety that comes from Belgium, especially from the region Ronse (Renaix), were informed was developed in the 20th century. Utility varieties belonging to this type, although common but not very popular, because previously designated as pigeon pedzging. This variety has a good ability to fly, and penam; Pilan are also quite pretty.

Modena Pigeon Family

Modena (uk)

Modène Anglais modena (uk) pigeons

The Modena pigeon is a breed of domestic fancy pigeon from Italy. It derives it’s name from the city of Modena in Italy, where it was first bred centuries ago. The breed was actually developed over many years of selective breed. This breed and other varieties of domesticated pigeons, all are descendants from the feral or wild rock pigeon. Many people consider this breed to be the world’s top show pigeon. It is an old breed, and story of this breed begins in the early 1300s. These birds were actually a slim and small performing bird at that time. 

Deutscher modeneser - modène allemand - german modena

deutscher modeneser modène allemand german modena

Triganino Modeneser     Triganino de Modène     Triganino Modena

Triganino Modeneser  - Triganino de Modène  - Triganino Modena

İndian Mondain pigeons

indian mondain pigeons

The United States in the 1920's. W. Edison Kain, of New York, in 1901 imported his original birds from J. H. W. Morgan, of England, formerly a resident of India. Morgan's strain was a cross of Indian Gola, French Mondain, Carneau, and a "Portuguese" cock—breed unknown. Kain previously possessed crosses of black and white Maltese, splashed yellow Carneau, yellow Maltese, yellow Runt and yellow French Gros Mondain. The Morgan birds were smaller than Kain's and Kain crossed them into his crosses, retaining the birds that had the black and white tigering color of the Indian Gola. A much larger breed was created, which was black, tigered white and carrying dilute (from the yellows). Kain named this new breed, "Indian Mondain."

Piestanau Giant Pigeon ( Piestanske Obor )

Piestanauer Riesentaube - Géant Piestanois - Piestanau Giant Pigeon  - Piestanski Obor

Giant Piestanau fancy pigeon  - also known by the names: Géant Piestanois, Piestanauer Riesentaube, Peshtyanskie Giants, Пьештянский Гигант - a variety that originated from the western regions of Slovakia, who informed developed since the year 1970-1980, and is expressed as a result of cross of many races, among others, King, Texan, Giant Hungarian, Moravian Strasser, Giant Homer, as well as a variety of other races. The substance of the actual development to create pigeon meat, especially in weight gain and productivity. utility type varieties classified, evolving thanks to hard work and leading breeder, Andrew Boda, and these varieties are recognized in the permanent standard in 1987. In addition to having the ability to fly is good, this variety also look elegant.

Buga pigeon ( Alföldi buga galamb )

Buga-Taube - Pigeon de Buga - Buga pigeon - Alföldi buga galamb

The Buga Pigeon - or also known by the names: Buga-Taube, Pigeon de Buga, Buga, Буга-голубь - a variety that originated from Szeged and its surroundings (Hungary), but the information has been discovered since when these varieties were developed. Likelihood of this variety emerged in mid-18th century. Varieties are classified into types utility this, by many fancier regarded as "the most attractive look." Locally, Buga is named "farmer pigeon". As with varieties incorporated in the type of "utility", is generally medium to large size, because it was developed, among other things, as a dove meat / beef.