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যতই মর্ডান অরিয়েন্টাল ফিল সম্পর্কে রিসার্চ করছি ততই মুগ্ধ হচ্ছি।এখনো শিখছি।শেখাচ্ছি সবাইকে😇

20/01/2024

PIAR2023

19/11/2023

Mashallah Alhamdulillah
Cute cute aquarium fish 🔥

07/11/2023

Oriyental frill :-Turbiteen Pigeon World rare breed
Turbiteen pigeons – also known by the names: Cravaté Turbitéen, Turbiteen Mövchen, Turbitino, Турбинит – are varieties originally from Eastern (Oriental) regions, which were added to Europe via Turkey at the end of the nineteenth century – the EE mentions England as a country of origin. Varieties classified into this type of Owl pigeons are quite popular in many countries in Europe, and many are featured by fanciers in various exhibition or contest events. This variety in addition to having good flying ability, also look attractive and distinctive.

07/11/2023

Oriental frill: Vizor
The world rare breed...!
Collected photo...!
The Vizor was marked on the Satinette, but looked like a Domino mask. Vizör pigeons are a color mutation of oriental frills and cannot be considered as a separate round by elfp standards. Also included in laced visors seen on oriental frills.

These should be exactly the same as in the normal Satinette in type, head points etc., and in markings except that the head should be solid coloured and clear cut to well-defined line running across the neck from the bottom of the gullet to the back of the crest.

28/10/2023

Hello New Oriyental frill breeders 😊
আপনাদের যত প্রশ্ন আছে এই ব্রিড সম্পর্কে এই পেইজে করবেন।ইনশাল্লাহ সকল উওর দেওয়া হবে।তবে শেখার আগ্রহ নিয়ে আস্তে হবে। যতটুকু জানি শিখাবো। শেখার বয়স নেই।আমি নিজে ও শিখে যাচ্ছি।এই ব্রিড এর Main topic থাকবে অহংকার নয় ভালোবাসায় এই ব্রিড পালন করতে হয়।

20/10/2023

Oriyental frill pigeon history 😊
The Oriental Frill is a breed of fancy pigeon developed over many years of selective breeding.[1] It is originally a Turkish pigeon breed specially bred for the Ottoman Sultans in the Manisa Palace, Turkey. Manisa is an old Ottoman city in western Turkey. It is called Hünkari: the bird of the Sultans in its homeland. The variety is divided into several variations in color and markings with Blondinettes and Satinettes being the most common.

The original form is still being preserved as the Old Fashioned Oriental Frill.

The Classic Oriental Frill is an exhibition breed of pigeon from the Owl family. It is a Turkish breed specially bred for the Ottoman Sultans. In its homeland it is known as Hünkari: the bird of the Sultans.

It is known that upon the sultans' request a special breed of pigeon was bred in the Manisa Palace. (Manisa is an old Ottoman city in western Turkey). The pigeon breeders of the sultan developed this unique breed of pigeon. For centuries the breed was kept away from the common people. This is one of the reasons why Hünkari is still known as the bird of the sultans in its homeland. The white spots on the tail is called "the seal of the Sultan". That's why it is an important feature in the standard of the Satinettes.[citation needed]

The "Hünkari", or as it's known today outside Turkey, "the Oriental Frill" was first imported to England by H. P. Caridia in 1864 from Izmir. It was first exhibited in National Columbarian Society in 1879 in America.

It is the precursor breed from which the modern Oriental Frill was created via selective breeding methods. The Old Fashioned or Original Hünkari (Oriental Frill) possess less exaggerated features unlike the Oriental Frill of today. They can still feed their own young, called squabs, by regurgitation, because their beaks have not been bred down to such an extremely short and blunt shape as in the new style show birds. There is therefore no need for foster feeders, of another long-beaked breed, such as homers, to feed the Classic Oriental Frill squabs. The old style Hünkari (Oriental Frill) is still a good flyer as it is not bred in larger sizes😊

17/10/2023

শৈশবটা না কাটলে ও চলতো।প্রতিটি এলাকায় একটা নিজ মনের আবাস কাজ করছে।আমি ধন্য পুরান ঢাকার বাসিন্দা হয়ে।প্রতিটি দেয়ার আনাচে কোনাচে আমাকে চেনে।আমি চিনি😊

16/10/2023

BLONDINETTES: These are completely coloured ( except the Black and Dun laced) with the exception of the shoulders and wing coverts, upon which every feather should be edged ( either laced, arrow pointed or ticked, preference to be given in the order named), on a white ground colour and the tail also marked as in Satinette. The primary flights should be marked with an oblong white spot at the extremity of each feather.

Beak:-
Short, thick, wide at the gape, upper mandible curved downwards, forming continuation if curve of skull. Lower mandible stout, meeting and supporting the upper, both being of equal substance. The line between the mandibles must be straight, and so that the line were continued backwards it would run through the centre of the eye🐦

Body:-
Medium in size, compact, rather short than otherwise.

Colour:-
Black and Dun Laced:-
Beak, Black or horn according to colour of pigeon. Eye, in Blacks, red; in Duns, yellow gravel. Cere in Blacks, damson, in Duns, flesh colour. Head, solid or frosted. Ground colour, white, every feather distinctly laced all over the bird and as far as possible right around the whole edge, inlcuding frill, muffs and tail. Feather shafts, Black or Dun as the case may be🫡

02/10/2023

History of Oriyental frill pigeon 🔥
Whilst the English fancier of today is strolling round his modern up-to-date lofts. noting with intent, observant eye the beauty of their names, he probably seldom, if ever, pauses to realize that the hobby which so delights him is one, the origin of which stretches away into an antiquity so remote that no authentic account of it can be actually presented.

It is generally conceded that the breeding and barter of pigeons was a recognized industry several thousand years ago. Not only do references to it occur from time to time in classical writing, when a chance allusion often reveals, as in a flash, the eager striving and friendly rivalry that made the Columbaria of Greece and Rome a center of interest as keen as any that today kindles the enthusiasm of competitors in our own National Shows.

It has been proved by the leading pigeon writers of all countries that the numerous varieties known to the pigeon world of today, no matter how widely divergent may be their present characteristics, both of form and colour, have a common ancestor in the wild Blue Rock Pigeon, and every type has been slowly evolved through numberless years by the patient endeavours of a long line of breeders. The attainment of an ideal, is a labour of love and it is quite impossible to fix the periods at which the various recognized types were being evolved, it is, however, certain that developments in these directions had made long strides at a very early date. Amongst the varieties produced in those far-off ages that which was the progenitor of the Oriental Frill undoubtedly took a prominent place.

Although the earliest records do not disclose any mention of Oriental Frills, even in a primitive state, being found outside Asia Minor, yet the other shores of the Mediterranean, and more particularly those of the south, have a very strong claim to be the original home of the oriental type. Not that there is any evidence to discredit Asia Minor as the producer of lacing, and the other beautiful colour properties of Oriental Frills. The first African Owls were imported from Tunis, about the year 1857, the native fanciers had apparently no knowledge of Oriental Frills as they were, and it was not until some five years later that the English fancy was introduced to the charming Satinette by Mr.H.P Caridia, a Greek merchant, of Smyrna, who arrived with several pairs of Blue-laced Satinettes and Brunettes. For over twenty years Mr. Caridia was the recognized authority on Orientals, and he finally left for Smyrna in 1884, where he died some nine years later. He had however, written some very interesting notes in "Fulton's Book Of Pigeons" relating that Satinettes (blue-laced) were the oldest pencilled variety which he had been enabled to trace, and that, although in his researches he had succeded in following their history as special inhabitants of Asia Minor back to somewhere about the year 1750, even then their origin was obscure, and that although he had sought in various directions to obtain a direct clue to their original birthplace, or origin, he could not get beyond the information of an aged Presbyter in Smyrna, who was then upwards of eighty years old, and he had kept the breed all his life, and who stated that the identical variety had also been bred and propagated by his father in a like manner, and by his grandfather, too, before them and that they were regarded as of the highest type of pigeon beauty, and were described in native terms, which, interpreted, would mean Royal or Imperial pigeon, as possessing the foremost order of excellence, and thus worthy of the highest title which their owners could confer upon them.

As to the origin of lacing, the most beautiful and distinctive feature of the main branch of the Oriental family, Mr. Caridia has nothing definite to say beyond the fact that the pencilled varieties of his day revealed the wonderful embodiment of three or more colours arranged in perfect and marvelous order and regularity upon every feather which should be coloured. Therefore, in order to secure this remarkable variegation in regularity and unison, the colour must necessarily have been infused at the outset by a judicious and completer system of crossing and blending of the various coloured specimens which bore the stamp and image in points of formation of one kind.

02/10/2023

Modern it will take many years. If you want to breed Turbit, you must import some from breeders who have Turbit. There are breeders in the USA, England, Australia and in several European countries, also some in Arab countries who have imported from me. In the whole world there are not many breeders, in Europe maybe 12-15 breeders in total. In the US about 10-15 breeders. Turbit is a very old breed. Here you get something from a book from 1966 which deals with Turbit history written by one of America's well-known breeders of Turbit Philip L. Roof.

13/09/2023

Modern QUALITY BROWNLACE Female 🔥

13/09/2023

Flowers 🔥

13/09/2023

Mashallah🔥

13/09/2023

Baby2023 🔥

13/09/2023

Home breed🔥

13/09/2023

Kamor🔥

13/09/2023

Baby female 2023

13/09/2023

Mashallah good piar🔥

13/09/2023

High quality male 🔥2023

13/09/2023

Female home breed quality 🔥

13/09/2023

Two male 2023🔥

13/09/2023

Sleeping time 🔥

13/09/2023

Overlight blacklace 🔥male twoz🔥

13/09/2023

Brother from another mother🔥

13/09/2023

Foster =spanish pouter😅

13/09/2023

21 ring from Bulgaria 🔥

13/09/2023

Best one male mashallah🔥

13/09/2023

Bd ring high quality male 🔥

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