How will racing pigeons cope with the bad weather during the competition?

Pigeon racing, weather and luck often change the result of the performance. No matter how strong your homing pigeon breeding strength is, no matter how high your pairing level is, no matter how rich your brooding experience is, no matter how good your breeding conditions are, no matter how advanced your pre-competition training means are, the result of the competition will change because of the sudden change of weather and luck.

On rainy days, pigeons in good condition have a strong desire to go home, and the first reaction after they are released is to go home quickly. When the dark clouds roll during the flight, it will realize what will happen later.

Pigeons flying in the air are very sensitive to the wind and rain in nature, and what pigeons are most afraid of is the darkness in a large area. Especially those individuals who are in good condition, anxious to return's psychology will make them never give up flying; If they encounter such a situation, they will choose a brighter place to fly. Fortunately, they want to detour home, and the result will be farther and farther. There is always a place where dark clouds can't cover the sun. That's why you will see pigeons returning from different directions when it rains in the competition.

The good pigeon in your mind will not be the result you expect, or even be lost. When pigeons fly in the sky, although there are dark clouds, some individuals will go forward bravely. These pigeons are often trained to fly in the rain, so they have such courage; But when flying in the rain, some individuals are forced to land halfway because of feathers; Individuals with good feathers and strong waterproof performance still insist on moving forward; This is why some people come back in the rain.

Pigeons in poor condition have no strong desire to go home, and they fly helplessly with the main group after being released. When they encounter dark clouds in the sky, they will choose to avoid them early and take the opportunity to rest. They will continue to fly after the rain stops. Because I didn't choose to fly around and didn't consume too much physical strength, I would get home earlier than those who were in good condition. Pigeons are all smart, and this result is only because they are eager to go home.