Originally, I went to shoot the long-tailed red-billed blue magpie, but I need to wait, at this time, these two cute goods break into the camera, which is more fun. I used to see it, but today people are on the pole and pose in various ways.
Shibetsu has been impressed.
"Hairy collared pigeons", also known as "ornament-necked pigeons" and "socopin pigeons", are foreign breeds of pigeons. It is named because the feathers on the sides of the head and the back of the head resemble the shawls worn by nuns. It is an ancient variety that was produced in the 16th century, some believe that it originated in India, others believe that it originated in Cyprus and spread to the East. There are British, German, Swiss, American and Spanish departments.
The pigeons are no longer the pigeons of the past
No more going to the square to ask for a living
Farewell to rivers and lakes becomes legends
The big furry neck is called warm
Habits This pigeon also likes to blow up the throat and land on the garden or green grass to reflect the flowers, which is even more cute and funny. However, because this pigeon is not good at flying, the amount of movement is very small, the body has degraded, some are only a little more than 300 grams, and because of its weak physique, it is necessary to cut off its reborn feathers during the breeding period, or use a nanny pigeon to incubate.
Physical characteristics There is a circle of delicate and beautiful and long reflex feathers on its neck, like a noble lady wearing an elegant and dignified dress, and wearing a mink fur collar shawl, which looks very luxurious and elegant. Some have short mouths, semi-circular hook shapes, a reflex feather on the chest, and seem to tie a flower tie; Some resemble lion's heads, with even their mouths and eyes hidden in feathers; Some look like dolphins with a round ball on their mouths from a distance, with different styles. Its feathers are available in white, black, red, yellow, gray and other colors, as well as 2-3 color mixed colors of the fur-collared pigeon.