What happened to the pigeon's nose?

First, the age is preliminarily determined. Generally, the nose of squab is very tender, but it is not so tender or even rough when it grows up. But the nose is very white. This is good for you to introduce pigeons and judge your age. The older you get, the bigger your nose and the more vicissitudes you look.

Secondly, it can be judged whether the racing pigeon has breathing problems or other problems. For example, racing pigeons have respiratory problems, and their noses are usually wet and even have secretions. This is still obvious. You can also poke the pigeon's nose at ordinary times to see if there are any secretions that affect the pigeon's breathing.

Third, the noses of some purebred pigeons are also regular. For example, the two sides are symmetrical, close to the head or away from the head. The middle extension line is better in the middle of the head and so on. Different pigeon breeds have different conditions, but they are all similar. In addition, the size of the nose is also affected by bloodline. Some people are born with big noses and can't judge the age of pigeons according to the size of their noses.