Lebanon pigeons ( Libanontaube )

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Origin is not certain, but it stands to reason it is either from Syria or nearby Lebanon. The Lebanon is related to the Dewlaps, but has a less pronounced gullet and some of the markings are absent. It is medium size and weighs about 20 ounces on average. The Lebanon possess no ornaments. They have been crossed into several breeds in the U.S., but are still rare in their pure state.

Syrian swift pigeons

Syrischer Segler  - Swift Syrien  -  Syrian Swift

Syrian Swift is hailing from Syria and it is introduced in Europe from 1968. It is a medium size dove which presents a low position on the paws and a slightly higher length in comparison with a normal one; its wing opening is about 75 and 80 cm. Syrian Swift is a Utility Pigeon swift family and it is certainly regarded as an excellent flying bird. Within Allevamento Poggio di Ponte, Syrian Swift is only in its traditional blue-silver dabbed coat