cold baths

and somebody told me they dont like a cold bath lol





make your own mind up

Good Pics , well done.

nice one ian.

i think pigeons like any bath, weather warm or cold..............but for me its just that i think using warmish water penetrates the feathers better and cleans them better, plus its like us we like to relax in a warm bath dont we. jmo

yes but sometimes nothing better than a cold shower

yes true, maybe in the middle of summer and its boiling hot, but each to there own eh...........

yes david life would be boring if we were all the same

pigeon;s.
time and time again i have put a bath out for them.
thinking i will give them a treat. it;s a nice day. but no they just dont go in it.
next day rain and cold.
bingo. thy can;t get into it quick enough. but in saying that i always put in warm water into the bath.

nice piccys Ian, I like to give mine one a week, normally the weekend, its always cold water and they dive in all weathers,

David wrote:

i think pigeons like any bath, weather warm or cold..............but for me its just that i think using warmish water penetrates the feathers better and cleans them better, plus its like us we like to relax in a warm bath dont we. jmo

Spot on David

Ian not saying cold water is bad but for me warm water is better it helps the pigeons relax plus with cold water about the place it can make the loft a little cold and damp

This is my own oppinion warm water drys quicker and clears up on the boxes quicker

im with don on that

Don Webb wrote:

Ian not saying cold water is bad but for me warm water is better it helps the pigeons relax plus with cold water about the place it can make the loft a little cold and damp

This is my own oppinion warm water drys quicker and clears up on the boxes quicker

warm water dry,s quicker come on don think of what you just said

Lol yer its true haha

Warm water freezes quicker.

never thought about using warm water in the birds bath...i normally just use cold water...but might give it a try next time.

You can't do that, you'll turn em soft. Anyhow the amount of rainyou get in the winter, you wouldn't need a bath for em.

dont forget warm water drys quicker lol

I need to sort somethink out for a bath yet for my birds

A shallow tray mate, the top of an old washer is perfect.

old dustbin lid

I had one for years Ian on bricks. Don't think the council would appreciate us ripping the lid of the wheelie bin.

got an old shower tray at out auctions 3 quid perfect

look out for a large seed tray to fit in ya sputniks there good to

Gary Burgess wrote:

You can't do that, you'll turn em soft. Anyhow the amount of rainyou get in the winter, you wouldn't need a bath for em.

amount of rain we get in summer never mind winter..