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This is a photo that Charles Khater sent me of the marking of the Shaksharli. Here is a photo of a nice Shakh Shalli from Lebanon, Note how the white V ends on the crop and not on the belly, also note the white face with only a spot on the head. The head is small and slim, the ones in the US looks too much like a West of England Tumbler

I don't think you have ever seen a Kishki (KEE-SHKEE), well here is a picture, it is that size of the Barbarissi, but it has a nose crest ( Aabsi) and a big frill down the front almost like a Chinese owl. It comes in all colors but it is very rare.

This is another photo that Charlies Khater sent me.This is a picture of a Gergati Swift in Beirut Lebanon.

Two Ankut or Angit Trumpeters photographed by Duane Terry in Diyarbakir, Turkey 1985. They are very vocal birds, once kept as house pigeons but today quite rare even in Diyarbakir

Pictures of Christian Otakji birds.

These two painting are from Graeme Boyd of the UK

These three pictures are from Mohamad Tabche's loft in Germany

These four picture are from Friedrich Scheffold's loft in Germany

The next few pictures are from the Internationale Rassegeflugelschau Nurnberg 2000 Show

The next few picture are from the Pigeon museum in Germany.

Here are some postcards that I got from Germany. The original paintings looks much better than the postcards. The original paintings of these postcards are at Mohamad Tabche's home

I got this picture from a breeder from Jerusalem.

This is an Ostrich egg that Hans Windgassen painted for an award at our Spokane, Washington show.

Here are two more postcards

Here is picture of  Roger Hansen's  loft. Roger is on the left  and Mike Mitchell .                                                       

Here are some pictures of Mike Mitchell's loft and birds from Dover,England

These photos are from Dieter Schneeweiss from Cottbus, Germany.

The first row of birds are Adu Abse .

      This photo is a Shafari.

This photo is a Seljuk Turkei.

   This photo is a Syrian Owl.

This photo is a Karakand.

    This photo is a Mazoni.

   This photo is a Kumru.

   This photo is a Burmali