which is an interesting article about pigeon service in WWII from a different British literary review magazine, and the writer of the article turns out to be the author of the book reviewed here. Definitely interested to read the book, based on these two articles.
which is an interesting article about pigeon service in WWII from a different British literary review magazine, and the writer of the article turns out to be the author of the book reviewed here. Definitely interested to read the book, based on these two articles.
But my favourite pigeon-related link on the internet is this fun pigeon-breeding game from the University of Utah's genetics programme: https://learn.genetics.utah.edu/content/pigeons/pigeonetics/