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Taken on 1/04/2022

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Arne inspecting the loft

Pigeon Tower loft we built for the new squabs, the doors are blocked by protection boxes they can use to look outside, but not to leave. Provided by pigeon racer Jos Voortman, four squabs are being...
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Jos & Arne holding squabs

Arrival of the four young squabs (young pigeons) to the Biotoop. Provided by pigeon racer Jos Voortman, these four squabs are being introduced into the pigeon loft we have constructed for them on...
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Jos & Arne discussing the loft

Arrival of the four young squabs (young pigeons) to the Biotoop. Provided by pigeon racer Jos Voortman, these four squabs are being introduced into the pigeon loft we have constructed for them on...
Image: Mediamatic Biotoop Dijkspark Georgia Dalloro

Oyster Mushroom Powder

Pleasing Beetles love oyster mushrooms. They eat them from the outside in, turning the flesh of the mushroom fruiting body into powder, which is then more easily broken down further by the other...
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Arne holding a Squab

Arrival of the four young squabs (young pigeons) to the Biotoop. Provided by pigeon racer Jos Voortman, these four squabs are being introduced into the pigeon loft we have constructed for them on the...
Image: Mediamatic Biotoop Dijkspark Georgia Dalloro

Squabs in wooden box

Arrival of the four young squabs (young pigeons) to the Biotoop. Provided by pigeon racer Jos Voortman, these four squabs are being introduced into the pigeon loft we have constructed for them on the...

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