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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2009 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Black w/f | Band: NPRA1249-09 | |||
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Description: This bird was banded, flown and stocked by Ty Coleman. He was stocked 6-10-10 and noted as a very fast spinner. His sire was SCFR 08-9 black w/f carrying reduced, and his dam was CCPRC 07-400 black w\f hen, which according Ty Coleman was the best performing bird in the air in 07-08. Last updated: 1/7/2013 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2011 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Blue Bar w/f | Band: NPABE3034-11 | |||
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Description: This is from my Turner/my old family crosses. I didn't want to cross the Turner birds with my old family but I was short on hens. She has 2011 band, because she was born early Jan before I received my 2012 bands. This bird is an exceptional spinner, 40 feet and really, really fast blur. In fact every time she landed, she had a Chinese Owl crest in her chest from those fast spins. Crashed couple of times when she was between the ages of 4 to 6 months, but she has become one of my best performers that I could count on. She rolls 2, sometimes 3 times a minute. My plan was to put her parents together again but I lost the hen. Last updated: 11/30/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2011 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Blue Bar w/f | Band: TLC22-11 | |||
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Description: This bird was given to me by Tiffany Coleman. She is out of SCFR 10-814 blue bar w/f cock bred to NPRA 09-1218 yellow odd side hen. When Ty Coleman was visiting James Turner’s house, he saw 814 performing in the air. According to Ty the bird was 40 footer and so fast that it would get faster and smaller towards the end of the spin, and finish with a blur. When Ty went home with that bird, he named it "shrinker". Last updated: 11/27/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2011 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Indigo Grizzle | Band: NPABE3031-11 | |||
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Description: This is the best bird I raised in 2012 out of my old family. He has 2011 band, because he was born early Jan before I received my 2012 bands. This bird is a 40 feet and really fast spinner. Had a tendency to land before the kit but because he never landed before 20 minutes, and because he was working very, very hard in the air, I didn’t have any problems for him to land early sometimes. Wish I could raise more of him especially since he has very attractive color on top of the performance. Last updated: 11/30/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2011 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Recessive Yellow | Band: SCFR142-11 | |||
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Description: JT Last updated: 11/26/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2012 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Red pencil | Band: NBRC0010-12 | |||
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Description: Pure Turner: SCFR (10) 921 Recessive red pencil cock, and SCFR (10) 915 Reduced pencil hen. Last updated: 12/19/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2009 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Recessive Red Mottle Grizzle | Band: NPAAA2328-09 | |||
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Description: She is the only hen breeder I saved from my old family, before I decided to breed and fly James Turner birds. . I flew her in NBRC competitions 3 years in a row from 2010 to 2012. She is 20 to 30 feet, fast and frequent performer, great kit flyer and now a great breeder. She was produced by two non-recessive red parents. Father is indigo badge and mother is black bronze bar hen. Last updated: 11/24/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2012 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Ribbon-Tail | Band: NBRC0070-12 | |||
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Description: Pure Turner: SCFR (11) 228 Yellow Ribbontail cock, and SCFR (08) 224 Red Ribbontail hen. Last updated: 12/19/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2009 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Tortishell Splash | Band: NPAAA2333-09 | |||
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Description: He is the only cock breeder I saved from my old family, before I decided to breed and fly James Turner birds. He is partially Turner family from his mother side. I flew him in NBRC competitions 3 years in a row from 2010 to 2012. He was rolling 20 to 30 feet, fast, frequent and more importantly safe performer. So far, most of the babies out of him are great spinners. Last updated: 11/24/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2011 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Qualmond-Grizzle bald head | Band: SCFR72-11 | |||
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Description: Pure Turner: SCFR (08) 92 qualmond beard cock, and NBRC (04) 0337 black pepper head hen. Last updated: 12/19/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2011 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Qualmond w/f | Band: SCFR75-11 | |||
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Description: Pure Turner: SCFR (08) 92 qualmond beard cock, and NBRC (04) 0337 black pepper head hen. This bird was named “smoke” by James Turner because of its speed. Last updated: 12/19/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2012 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Ash-red w/f | Band: SCFR112-12 | |||
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Description: Pure Turner: NBRC (06) 1234 Blue bar cock, and SCFR (08) 13 Red ck badge hen. Last updated: 12/19/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2012 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Recessive Red w/f | Band: SCFR124-12 | |||
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Description: Pure Turner: NBRC (06) 1233 Blue ck odd side cock, and SCFR (07) 10 Andalusian w/f hen. Last updated: 12/19/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2012 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Reduced Blue Check w/f | Band: SCFR131-12 | |||
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Description: Pure Turner: SCFR (11) 31 Reduced ck self cock, and SCFR (09) 54 Reduced white bar badge hen. Last updated: 12/19/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2009 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Reduced Blue Bar w/f | Band: SCFR134-09 | |||
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Description: Pure Turner: SCFR (08) 8 Reduced white bar badge cock, and SCFR (08) 77 Reduced white bar badge hen. She is 60 feet Roller. Last updated: 12/19/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2011 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Andalusion Bald head | Band: TC009-11 | |||
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Description: This bird flew in Ty Coleman’s 2011 competition kit. He is off of CCPRC 10-338 Indigo Check cock (directly off of Jay Yandle’s 007 line). 338 is one of the Grandsons of 007. Hen is SCFR 10-688 odd side andalusion, which is the second generation ram07 line from James Turner’s Rambo and 007 subfamilies. Last updated: 11/26/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2011 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Blue T-Check | Band: TC010-11 | |||
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Description: This bird was raised by Ty Coleman and was in his 2011 NBRC competition kit. Her sire is CCPRC 05-34 Blue T-Check self pure 007 line, and the dam is SCFR 07-40 spread qualmond. She is carrying the pencil gene. Last updated: 11/26/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2011 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Blue Bar w/f | Band: TC032-11 | |||
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Description: He was breed by Ty Coleman and given to me in 2011. The sire of this bird is SCFR 10-995 blue bar w/f pure Rambo banded by James Turner. Hen is the CCPRC 10-25 reduced blue bar bred by Cliff Ball direct off of James Turner’s reduced pair. This means this cock bird is carrying the reduced gene. Some of the babies so far were webbed feet and they are extremely fast 30 feet spinners. No doubt this bird will be one of the best producing breeders of my Rollers. Last updated: 11/26/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2011 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Qualmond | Band: TC046-11 | |||
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Description: This bird was raised by Ty Coleman and brought to me as a squeaker. I never flew him because I didn’t want to lose this one of the best expressions of qualmonds. His sire is CCPRC 05-34 Blue T-Check self pure 007 line, and the dam is SCFR 07-40 spread qualmond. He is carrying the pencil gene. Last updated: 11/26/2012 |
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Breed: Birmingham Roller | Year: 2012 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Blue T-Check | Band: NBRC0026-12 | |||
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Description: Pure Turner: SCFR (10) 890 Yellow ck badge cock, and SCFR (07) 174 Brown ck self hen. Last updated: 12/19/2012 |
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Breed: Iranian High Flyer | Year: 2008 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Peak Crested Tortoiseshell Grizzle | Band: NPAHN955 | |||
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Description: He is a proven performer and has become one of my foundation breeders. He is a Tortoiseshell Grizzle with solid black tail. His mother was self white with full black tails and his father was a ring grizzle “Toghie”. He has been a great flyer ever since he was trained to fly but didn’t start tumbling until he was about 6 months old. He is mated to his full sibling and has produced much better performing offspring. Last updated: 4/1/2012 |
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Breed: Iranian High Flyer | Year: 2008 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Peak Crested Dun Grizzle | Band: NPARX1721 | |||
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Description: She flies average of 2 hours per flight and tumbles fast and clean. She was dun grizzle when she was young, but she is getting whiter every time she molts. She might molt out to be a ring neck like her father. She is a proven performer and has become one of my foundation breeders. She is a Tortoiseshell Grizzle and mated to her full sibling and has produced much better performing offspring. Last updated: 4/1/2012 |
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Breed: Iranian High Flyer | Year: 2010 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Blue T-Check | Band: NPABB3508-10 | |||
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Description: The parents of this bird came from rooftop pigeons lofts located in California. They are original imports directly from Iran and kept pure for their top quality performance. This bloodline is probably the best performing Iranian High Flyers that I have ever seen and owned. She is a proven performer and has become one of my foundation breeders. She was an excellent performer and a flyer before I decided to keep her as a breeder. From the mating results, I can see that she is carrying sooty mutation. She is mated to her full sibling and produce equally great or better performers. Last updated: 4/1/2012 |
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Breed: Iranian High Flyer | Year: 2009 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Peak Crested Spread Black | Band: NPACF299-09 | |||
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Description: The parents of this bird came from rooftop pigeons lofts located in California. They are original imports directly from Iran and kept pure for their top quality performance. This bloodline is probably the best performing Iranian High Flyers that I have ever seen and owned. He is a proven performer and has become one of my foundation breeders. He was an excellent performer and a flyer before I decided to keep him as a breeder. From the mating results, I can see that he is carrying sooty and dirty under that heterozygous spread black phenotype. He is mated to his full sibling and produce equally great or better performers. Last updated: 4/1/2012 |
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Breed: Iranian High Flyer | Year: 2010 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Sooty Blue Bar | Band: NPABB3002-10 | |||
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Description: This is the first baby I have raised from his parents. However, I have reasons to believe that the father of this bird is a Turkish Tumbler, but I don’t know exactly who. I always breed in individual breeding cages, but I think mother of this bird was mating with a Turkish Tumbler in the flying cage before I mated her to her full sibling – spread black cock. The reasons I think that this bird’s father is a Turkish Tumbler is because, he has white flights unlike his parents, no peak crest like his parents and certainly performs something between a Turkish Tumbler and an Iranian High Flyer. He is certainly the best performing tumbler I have ever seen. He has the strength and wing span of the Iranian High Flyer and tumbling style of Turkish Tumbler. He is truly a very special performing tumbler. I can’t wait to watch him perfect his performance this year. Last updated: 4/1/2012 |
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Breed: Iranian High Flyer | Year: 2010 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Peak Crested Tortoiseshell Grizzle | Band: NPABB3003-10 | |||
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Description: She is a tortoiseshell grizzle with solid black tail and slowly molting out to resemble her grandmother who had solid white feathers every part of her body except she had perfectly marked solid black tails. She has been a great flyer so far but no attempt to tumble yet. She reminds me of her parents who also did not develop to tumble until they were at least 6 months old. She is certainly a great looking bird, and I expect to see great performing out of her. Last updated: 4/1/2012 |
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Breed: Iranian High Flyer | Year: 2010 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Peak Crested Dirty Blue Bar | Band: NPABB3014-10 | |||
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Description: She is the first dirty pigeon I have ever owned. I don’t know much about this darkening dominant autosomal mutation, but I would like to experiment it more. He is a baby in training but knowing the performing ability of her ancestry, I know she will be a great performer. She was born during the hawk season, and was not flown until she was 4 months old. Time will tell what she will become as a performer. Last updated: 4/1/2012 |
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Breed: Iranian High Flyer | Year: 2010 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Peak Crested Tortoiseshell Grizzle | Band: NPABB3521-10 | |||
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Description: He is a Tortoiseshell Grizzle with solid black tail. Much better performer than the parents and shows the combination of ring neck pattern and solid dark tail like his ancestors. He is one of my best performing birds flying average of 3 hours because of my work schedule, even though they are known to fly for much longer hours. He is fun to watch. Last updated: 4/1/2012 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler Ankara | Year: 2007 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Lavender (Kirli) | Band: NPAKE601-07 | |||
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Description: This bird is very special for me. He is the first pigeon I’ve ever raised and trained in USA. He was hatched in July 8 2007. It’s too bad the hawk got his sister who was a dun with white flights. He is an average tumbler but an excellent breeder. He prefers to perform in higher altitudes but does put 3 or 4 combinations of tumbles together. He is a spread ash red (lavender) and got this color from his recessive white father (also ash-red) and a spread dun mother, which means he is also hetero for dilute. Last updated: 3/28/2012 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2010 | Gender: Hen |  |
| Color: Black | Band: NPADD516p1 | |||
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Description: Baby in training Last updated: 5/24/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2005 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Black (Arap) | Band: OX007-05 | |||
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Description: He is an excellent tumbler, but unable to fly for being kept in the coop for long time. Most of the good bloodlines of Turkish Tumblers can’t fly to perform anymore if they are kept in loft for breeding or during hawk season. He is now known as the coop tumbler as he only tumbles inside the coop. The offspring of this bird should be great performers as well. This bird was sent to me from Muhammet Erdal, a master breeder in Massachusetts. He is coming from a well know family known as Ak Paca (white boots) and he can also be carrying shell crest because some of this family of birds known for that trait as well. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2006 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Black Front Crested (Ön Tepe Arap) | Band: OX015-06 | |||
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Description: This bird is my best Turkish Takla performer. He flies over an hour and puts 4 or 5 tight combinations together. He pulls himself upwards about 20 feet or more. He flies longer and puts more combinations together every time I fly him. As he gets more endurance to fly preferable 2 hours or more he will be an excellent tumbler. He is also one of my top breeders and I could say he is my foundation cock bird for the Ankara family. I am very happy with the babies I’ve raised from him and he is contributing a lot to my front crested Ankara family that I am working on. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Mardin | Year: 2008 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Milky Bar Honey Chest | Band: NPAHN978-08 | |||
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Description: She is coming from great parents but I never trained her to fly as she is the only milky bar honey chest I have left. I’ve decided to use her as a breeder when I lost a lot of honey chest Mardin family to the hawks. Mardin being the bigger size birds of the Turkish Tumblers strains makes them easier pray for the hawks. I am pretty happy with performance her offspring she produced for me and she has become my foundation Mardin hen. Last updated: 3/29/2012 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler Ankara | Year: 2009 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Lavender | Band: NPADA964-09p1 | |||
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Description: He is one of the best looking cream bar Turkish Tumblers I have showing specs because of the black pigmentation he inherited from his father. He developed very early but still working on perfecting his combinations. It is very exciting watching this young bird fly. He will be used as a breeder to produce more offspring Ankara birds with front crest. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler Ankara | Year: 2010 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Black Bar Front Crest | Band: NPADA962-09p1 | |||
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Description: She was an average tumbler, when I stopped flying her and use her as a breeder due to hawks. She was last than a year old and didn’t show me her true potential when I decided to stop flying her and breed her. I will try flying her again after the hawk season and I know she will be a great tumbler as both of her parents are exceptional performers. She is now used to produce more front crested Ankara strains for me. Last updated: 5/14/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2010 | Gender: Hen |  |
| Color: Light Check Dun w/beak crest | Band: NPADD513-10 | |||
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Description: She has become a great performer as I suspected her to be but I decided to stock her before I lost her. She is the only beak crested hen I have at the moment and I am planning on using her to propagate beak crested Ankara Tumblers. Last updated: 3/29/2012 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler Mardin | Year: 2009 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Powder Blue Check - Front Crested | Band: NPADA954-09 | |||
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Description: This bird is showing a front crest because of his mother and grandmother as far as I know. He must be carrying front crest from his father side as well, because the front crest, also known as beak crest, is a recessive trait that both parents must donate in order for offspring to show it. I flew him for a month or two and decided to spare him from the hawks as he is one of the few front crested Mardin tumblers I have in my loft. He wasn’t tumbling when I decided to keep him as a breeder so I can’t tell much about his performing ability. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2005 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: White Front Crested (Ön Tepe Beyaz) | Band: NPAHH120 | |||
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Description: He is another Ankara tumbler and a breeder which was originally owned by John Kimber of Orlando, who got this bird from Gokhan Cengiz. He is a very good looking Ankara Tumbler Cock with front crest and a very laud clapping on his wings. He is being used as a breeder only and produces mostly ash red offspring when mated to a colored bird instead of another recessive white like himself. I am very happy with the babies I’ve raised from him and he is contributing a lot to my front crested Ankara family that I am working on. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Mardin | Year: 2008 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Smokey Milky Marked Tail | Band: NPAHN961-08 | |||
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Description: He is one of the best birds I’ve raised and fly in my loft. He has a very special color and I believe it is smoky milky. He is also showing a gimple factor (Honey Chest or in Turkish it is called Göğsü Ballı). He also has about 8 white tail feathers which looks nice in the air. He is tumbling tight and fast after only 3 months of training and he is getting better every day. He will have hard time landing very soon and I really enjoy the performance I am getting out of this bird. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler Mardin | Year: 2010 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Milky Smoky | Band: NPADD505-10p1 | |||
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Description: He was born with a very unique wing problem. One of his wings had a space between his primary flight feathers and his secondary flight feathers. Maybe one of the flight feathers did not grow properly but made his wing dropped for few months. I didn’t think he would be able to fly but he did. He was young and he was trying to tumble when I locked him for the hawk season. It will be interesting to see how good of a tumbler he will be after the hawk season. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2008 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Ash-yellow (cream Bar) | Band: NPAHN989-08 | |||
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Description: She was an average tumbler, when I stopped flying her and use her as a breeder. She was less than a year old and didn’t show me her true potential when I decided to breed out of her during the hawk season. When I flew her after the hawk season she became a tumbling and performing machine and I am going to breed more offspring out of her. She quickly became my foundation Ankara hen with her great performance. She is also very, very unique because she is one of the few ash hens that has brown flecks in her feathers. Last updated: 3/28/2012 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler Ankara | Year: 2009 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Dunn Bar | Band: NPADA953-09 | |||
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Description: She is one of the few t-check dun birds I have. She is coming from great parents and carry beak crest because of her father. She was working on her tumbles and her combinations when I stopped flying her for the hawk season. Now, I am using her as a breeder to continue the beak crested Ankara family and keep the good performing genes in my loft. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2009 | Gender: Cock | ) |
| Color: Ash Red (Lavender) | Band: NPADA936 | |||
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Description: This ash red bird is still pretty young but looks very promising for his performance so far. He is one of the few ash red Turkish Tumblers I have in my loft and he is carrying recessive white and peak crest form his father. His mom comes from the Ak Paca (White boots) and shell crested Ankara strain and I am very familiar with the quality of this strain. In fact, her mother was such a small Ankara smoky blue bar bird that she was unable to fly but become a coop tumbler. Last updated: 1/2/2011 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler Mardin | Year: 2005 | Gender: Hen | ) |
| Color: Brown Checker Honey Chest (Kınalı Miski) | Band: OX026-05 | |||
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Description: This hen is half front crested who is mother was Mardin Blue Checker w/ marked tail (Aynali Miski) and the father was Mardin brown Checker. I got her from Murat Ozel’s loft, a master breeder in Nebraska. I have been advised not to fly this bird and only use it as a breeder as her ancestors were Turkish Champions on performing competitions. Most of the babies I’ve raised from her come with white tail feathers (Aynali) and they are great performers. She is my foundation hen also, contributing a lot to my front crested Mardin family that I am working on. Last updated: 6/23/2009 |
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Breed: Turkish Tumbler - Ankara | Year: 2010 | Gender: Hen |  |
| Color: Black | Band: NPADD507-10 | |||
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Description: She was tail riding within the first month. She is tumbling now and working on combinations. I expect a lot better performance from her this year, and will plan to use her to continue the shell crest project. Last updated: 5/24/2011 |
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