Indian Myna

https://www.daf.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0020/62066/indian-myna.pdf

Sprintcyclist wrote on Sep 27^th, 2021 at 9:52pm:


We can add Starlings and Pigeons to the list.

Monkey man being from the climate change religion might be against trapping then gassing them with CO2 maybe he prefers shooting them with air rifles.



Modern air rifles are pretty good perhaps if we're allowed to shoot cane toads with them as well in urban areas we could reduce their numers.

It gets expensive shooting toads with .204 ruger as least there isn't much to pick up.

AiA wrote on Oct 2^nd, 2021 at 11:12pm:


Just pretend you are a decent person when posting in this MRB, OK?

Nah, FD is hoping I will delete all posts here if he gives me enough bullshit bans.

So when you post here pretend to be a decent person instead of a grub.

White Vision
Pigeon – SURP.41.L.3089
Date of Award: 2 December 1943

“For delivering a message under exceptionally difficult conditions and so contributing to the rescue of an Air Crew while serving with the RAF in October 1943.”

Winkie
Pigeon – NEHU.40.NS.1
Date of Award: 2 December 1943

“For delivering a message under exceptionally difficult conditions and so contributing to the rescue of an Air Crew while serving with the RAF in February, 1942.”

Tyke (also known as George)
Pigeon – Number 1263 MEPS 43
Date of Award: 2 December 1943

“For delivering a message under exceptionally difficult conditions and so contributing to the rescue of an Air Crew, while serving with the RAF in the Mediterranean in June, 1943.”

Beach Comber
Pigeon – NPS.41.NS.4230
Date of Award: 6 March 1944

“For bringing the first news to this country of the landing at Dieppe, under hazardous conditions in September, 1942, while serving with the Canadian Army.”

Gustav
Pigeon – NPS.42.31066
Date of Award: 1 September 1944

“For delivering the first message from the Normandy Beaches from a ship off the beach-head while serving with the RAF on 6 June 1944.”

Paddy
Pigeon – NPS.43.9451
Date of Award: 1 September 1944

“For the best recorded time with a message from the Normandy Operations, while serving with the RAF in June, 1944.”

Kenley Lass
Pigeon – NURP.36.JH.190
Date of Award: March 1945

“For being the first pigeon to be used with success for secret communications from an Agent in enemy-occupied France while serving with the NPS in October 1940.”

Navy Blue
Pigeon – NPS.41.NS.2862
Date of Award: March 1945
“For delivering an important message from a Raiding Party on the West Coast of France, although injured, while serving with the RAF in June, 1944.

Flying Dutchman
Pigeon – NPS.42.NS.44802
Date of Award: March 1945

“For successfully delivering messages from Agents in Holland on three occasions. Missing on fourth mission, while serving with the RAF in 1944.”

Dutch Coast
Pigeon – NURP.41. A.2164
Date of Award: March 1945

“For delivering an SOS from a ditched Air Crew close to the enemy coast 288 miles distance in 7½ hours, under unfavourable conditions, while serving with the RAF in April 1942.”

Commando
Pigeon – NURP.38.EGU.242
Date of Award: March 1945

“For successfully delivering messages from Agents in Occupied France on three occasions: twice under exceptionally adverse conditions, while serving with the NPS in 1942.”

Royal Blue
Pigeon – NURP.40.GVIS.453
Date of award: March 1945

“For being the first pigeon in this war to deliver a message from a forced landed aircraft on the Continent while serving with the RAF in October, 1940.”

Ruhr Express
Pigeon – NPS.43.29018
Date of Award: May 1945

“For carrying an important message from the Ruhr Pocket in excellent time, while serving with the RAF in April, 1945.”

William of Orange
Pigeon – NPS.42.NS.15125
Date of Award: May 1945

“For delivering a message from the Arnheim Airborne Operation in record time for any single pigeon, while serving with the APS in September 1944.”

Scotch Lass
Pigeon – NPS.42.21610
Date of Award: June 1945

“For bringing 38 microphotographs across the North Sea in good time although injured, while serving with the RAF in Holland in September 1944.”

Billy
Pigeon – NU.41.HQ.4373
Date of Award: August 1945

“For delivering a message from a force-landed bomber, while in a state of complete collapse and under exceptionally bad weather conditions, while serving with the RAF in 1942.”

Broad Arrow
Pigeon – 41.BA.2793
Date of Award: October 1945

“For bringing important messages three times from enemy occupied country, viz: May 1943, June 1943 and August 1943, while serving with the Special Service from the Continent.”

Pigeon – NPS.42.NS.2780
Date of Award: October 1945

“For bringing important messages three times from enemy occupied country, viz: July 1942, August 1942 and April 1943, while serving with the Special Service from the Continent.”

Pigeon – NPS.42.NS.7524
Date of Award: October 1945
“For bringing important messages three times from enemy-occupied country, viz: July 1942, May 1943 and July 1943, while serving with the Special Service from the continent.”

Maquis
Pigeon – NPSNS.42.36392
Date of Award: October 1945

“For bringing important messages three times from enemy occupied country, viz: May 1943 (Amiens) February, 1944 (Combined Operations) and June, 1944 (French Maquis) while serving with the Special Service from the Continent.”

Mary
Pigeon – NURP.40.WCE.249
Date of Award: November 1945

“For outstanding endurance on War Service in spite of wounds.

Tommy
Pigeon – NURP.41.DHZ56
Date of Award: February 1946

“For delivering a valuable message from Holland to Lancashire under difficult conditions, while serving with NPS in July 1942.”

All Alone
Pigeon – NURP.39.SDS.39
Date of Award: February 1946

“For delivering an important message in one day over a distance of 400 miles, while serving with the NPS in August, 1943.”

Princess
Pigeon – 42WD593
Date of Award: May 1946

“Sent on special mission to Crete, this pigeon returned to her loft (RAF Alexandria) having travelled about 500 miles mostly over sea, with most valuable information. One of the finest performances in the war record of the Pigeon Service.”