Barb Pigeons Family

English barb

Barb Anglais -  Indianer - Barbo (Polacco Inglese) -  Индиан - english barb

The Barb pigeons is a breed of fancy pigeon developed over many years of selective breeding. Barbs, along with other varieties of domesticated pigeons, are all descendants from the rock pigeon

German barb

Indien Type Allemand - Deutsche Indianer - Indiano (Polacco Tedesco) - Немецкий индиан - german barb

Polish barb 2 variants

Ostrowiec Wattle Pigeon

Pigeon Caronculé Ostrowiec - Ostrowiecki Warzentaube - Barbo di Ostrowiec - Островец Плетень турман -Brodawczak Ostrowiecki - Ostrowiec Wattle Pigeon

Polish Wattle Pigeon

Pigeon Caronculé Polonais - Polnische Warzentaube - Barbo Polacco - Brodawczak Polski - Польский бородавчатый - polish wattle pigeons

Spanish barb 2 variants

Flamenca pigeons

Spanish Flamenco Dove -  Flamenca - Spanische Flamenca-Taube - Испанский Голубь-Фламенка

Spanish Strawberry Eye

Oeil de Fraise - Spanisches Erdbeerauge - Occhio di Fragoia -  ИспанскаяКлубникаГлаз - ojo de fresa - spanish strawbery eye

Dragon

Dragon - Dragone,- Драгун - english dragon pigeons

German barb pigeons ( Deutsche Indianer )

Deutsche Indianer - Indien type Allemand -  German Barb

The German Barb pigeons- or also known by the names: Indien Type Allemand, Deutsche Indianer, Indiano (Polacco Tedesco), Немецкий индиан - a variety that originated from North Africa, which has been known since the 1600s. The race then inserted into the Netherlands, the UK and Germany through Cyprus. In further developments, this variety became known as the German race (EE call comes from: Deutch). Wattle pigeons varieties classified as type this though has the ability to fly was good, but now mostly preserved for the benefit of the show.

Moravian Bagdad ( Moravsky Bagdetta )

Mährische Bagdette - Bagadais de Moravie - Moravian Bagdad - Moravsky Bagdetta

The Moravian Baghdad pigeons - also known by the names: Bagadais de Moravie, Mährische Bagdette, Bagadese della Moravia, Моравский багдет - a variety that originated from Moravia and Brno (Czech, Czechoslovakia), has been developed for a long time (locally known as name "Turek"), but it was only recognized as a separate varieties in 1967. Many developed at Fort Hodonin, and also in Hungary. Some information suggests that these varieties represent ancient race originally from Turkey, but later varieties have disappeared in Czechoslovakia in the late 18th century. Wattle pigeon varieties belonging to this type, expressed as varieties able to fly well, but is now better known as a dove ornament.

Ostrowiec Wattle Pigeon ( Brodawczak Ostrowiecki )

Ostrowietzer Warzentaube - Pigeon caronculè ‘d Ostrowiec - Ostrowiec Wattle Pigeon - Brodawczak Ostrowiecki

The Ostrowiec Wattle Pigeon - or also known by the names: Pigeon Caronculé Ostrowiec, Ostrowiecki Warzentaube, Barbo in Ostrowiec, Островец Плетень турман - is a variety that comes from the south of the city Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski (Poland), who are informed have been developed since the mid-century 20th. Wattle varieties classified as types include international seacara less popular, though locally very well known. Having the ability to fly well, but appearances can be said to be underdeveloped, it is still very simple.

Bohemian Bagdad ( Ceská Bagdetta )

Böhmische Bagdette -  Bagadais de Bohême - Bohemian Bagdad - Ceská Bagdetta

Czech bagdeta bagdet is an old breed that originated in nearby eastern Bohemian town of Pardubice and Přelouč. According to contemporary literature were BW relatively numerous in eastern Bohemia in the 19th century. While the Pardubice region behaved BW mostly full color and seabass on Přeloučsko prevailed barevnoocasé with colored shields, which was originally called "magpies". Late thirties of the 20th century, it settled for the name 'Čápek ". Until then, some breeders are also considered two breeds. It also helped that Čapkova had dark eyes and long beak weaker, while other shocks had eyes and beak pearl is shorter and stronger. Also in the figures of the two shocks at the time differed somewhat.

Polish Bagdad ( Bagdeta Polska / Listonosz Polski )

Polish Bagdad - Bagadais Polonais - Polnische Bagdette - Listonosz Polski

Fancy pigeon Polish Baghdad - also known by the names : Bagadais Polonais , polnische Bagdette , Bagadese Polacco , Польский багдет - a variety that originated from Poland , which is informed as one of the ancient race , but it is not known since when was developed ( estimated since 17th century or earlier ) . Wattle varieties classified as type is mainly developed in cities like Bochnia , Gdov , Krakow , Niepolomitse , Tarnow , and Wieliczka . This variety is known to be able to fly well enough , but more focused on improving the quality of the exterior . 

Szolnok Bagdad pigeons ( Szolnoki Bagdetta )

Szolnoker Bagdette-Bagadais de Szolnok-Szolnok Bagdad-Szolnoki Bagdetta

Szolnok bagdad pigeons Origin: Hungary, the center of the Great Plains, Szolnok and in the immediate vicinity where the 20's bred careers, Dragone, traveling and racing pigeons crossing. A description of the kind adopted in 1954.

Hungary, the centre of Lowlands, Szolnok and the direct area of it. It was bred crossing with carriers pigeons, dragons and homer pigeons in 1920s. Description of breed standard was accepted in 1954.

Polish Wattle Pigeon ( Brodawszak Polski )

Polnische Warzentaube-Pigeon caronculé Polonais-Polish Wattle Pigeon-Brodawszak Polski

The Polish Wattle Pigeon - or also known by the names : Pigeon Caronculé Polonais , polnische Warzentaube , Barbo Polacco , Brodawczak Polski , Польский бородавчатый - is a variety classified as an ancient race of Poland , which was originally entered from Asia to the territory of Lviv and Krakow , but has not been found since when this variety was developed , only an estimated 20 th century or a little earlier . Wattle varieties classified as type is able to fly well , but more predominantly used as klangenan .

Franconian Bagdad | wattle pigeons ( Fränkische Bagdette )

Fränkische Bagdette  -  Bagadais de Franconie - Franconian Bagdad

Fancy pigeon Franconian Baghdad - also known by the names : Bagadais de Franconie , Fränkische Bagdette , Bagadese in Franconia , Франконский багдет - is a variety that originated from Franconia ( Germany ) , known were developed and recognized since 1951. The varieties are classified as Type this Wattle pigeons , is a variety that is quite popular , both in the areas of origin as well as in several other European countries . This variety has a good ability to fly , but in recent decades is more geared as a dove ornament.

Spanish Strawberry Eye pigeons ( Ojo de Fresa )

Spanisches Erdbeerauge - Oeil-de-fraise - Spanish Strawberry Eye - Ojo de Fresa

It was introduced to Spain during Arab domination (Centuries VIII -XV) from Africa. For many centuries it was a race with many followers, being known in Spain as " FLAMENQUILLA " and in the Catalan-speaking countries as " strawberry Eye " name that has endured to this day. Since Spain was taken to other countries in Europe, being known in Italy as " polacca di Spagna" and as " the Duchessa polacca Maria Amalia " ( 1795 ) . In France they were imported by Boitard and Corbie (1800 ) , too, according Giachetti (1894 ) were brought to the court of Bavaria , Vienna and elsewhere. In Spain it was described by authors as Cavanilles ( 1799 ) and Rojas Clemente ( 1800 )

oje de fresa

Oeil-de-fraise

French bagdad pigeons ( Französische Bagdette )

Französische Bagdette - Bagadais Francais - French Bagdad pigeons

French bagdad Origin  France. This is the French version of the original Middle Eastern Bagdad. More than 200 years ago France had six or more varieties of Bagdads, which probably arose from various crosses with other French breeds. Today, all but the present type of Bagdad seem to have disappeared. This Bagdad is also a long bird with hard, tight feathers. As its picture shows, it has long legs and an exceedingly long neck. Its head, eye cares, and beak wattles are more refined than those of its English carrier and Moravian bagdad cousins; its tail is carried horizontally; its eyes are pearl, except in whites, where they are dark.

English Barb pigeons

İndianer -  Barb Anglais - Barb pigeons

The Barb is a moderate sized pigeon weighing 13 to 16 ounces and attaining 12 to 14 inches in length. Originally Barbs were said to have come from the North African Barbary coast thus explaining their English name. The breed was referred to by William Shakespeare " I will be more jealous of thee than a Barbary cock - pigeon over his hen" It was also referred to with illustration in Charles Darwin's Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication. Darwin used a Barb cock bird in crosses with almond tumblers and fantails during his studies. The eye cere is one of the chief properties of the Barb. It continues to grow until the bird is three to four years old. The cere should be bright red but as the bird ages the cere may turn a lighter shade of red. The Barb is a self colored pigeon found in black, red, white, yellow, dunn and rarely other colors.

Steinheim Bagdad | wattle pigeons ( Steinheimer Bagdette )

Steinheimer Bagdette - Bagadais de Steinheim - Steinheim Bagdad

Origin: Germany. This little-known breed is said to have arisen from free matings of the French and Nuremberg Bagdads with native pigeons from the vicinity of Great and Little Steinheim near Frankfurt (on Main), Germany. The inhabitants of this region raised them for squabs for table use and only since the 1920’s or possibly somewhat earlier have they become an exhibition bird as well.

Ostrava Bagdad ( Ostravská Bagdetta )

Ostrauer Bagdette - Bagadais d'Ostrava - Ostrava Bagdad pigeons - Ostravská Bagdetta

Czechoslovakia. This breed originated in the city of Ostrava, in Moravia, a part of Czechoslovakia, where it has been bred Since the 1880’s. The Nuremberg and French Bagdads, English Carrier and Dragoon, Coburg Lark and a frilled Owl are all said to be in its ancestry.