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Royal Blue the Kings racing pigeon and first carrier of the war" Royal Blue" the Kings racing pigeon and first carrier of the war carried a message from a force landed plane on hte Continent has been invested with the animals VC The Dickin Medal
Wearing dark glasses Princess Margaret starts off for her tour of the Grand Canal, Venice in a gondola. 24th May 1949
In Harrods a Cassowary ( price 250 guineas ) - one of the items for sale in the pets department at Harrods, the famous London store. 11 July 1968
London Zoo has an ostrich for the first time in nearly 2 years. After being without an ostrich for nearly 2 years, the London Zoo now has a young bird which has been placed on view on a lawn in
Pick up girl. 3. Its the old story. Underneath Gertrudes downy breasts there beats a heart that must respond to loves call, and whats a kiss anyway? Maybe mother will like him after all
A swan sits between the rugby posts of a flooded rugby pitch. 1937
A young boy watches swans swim along the river from the riverbank. 1938
Swans on a flooded field in Longlands. 20 January 1939
The first bird home with Queen Alexandras message. Mr Edgar Rickard, with his storm pilot, the first bird to reach home with Queen Alexandras message to the London Hospital from Sandringham
Dancers injured pet sparrow rescued in the Park by Senorita Tina Meller. Senorita Tina Meller making up with the sparrow perched on her mirror. 9 October 1929
Sparrows friend, Embankment. 8 April 1920
Jacks Lady Friend. A tame jackdaw at The Karsino, Taggs Island in the River Thames in England, makes friends with her fair admirer. 10 September 1923
The Maharajah of Nawangar ( Ranji ) with his constant companion, his parrot Joey on their departure for home 29 December 1932 Ranjitsinhji Vibhaji, Maharaja Jam Sahib of Nawanagar GCSI
Swans swim along the river. 1938
Black-headed gulls
Birds nests in the back of an advertising hoarding, Ruxley, Kent. 1938
Mr W R Gaines shows off one of his turkeys on his farm in Frant, East Sussex. 1937
White blackbird sitting on its eggs in Westerham, Kent. 1937
A young seagull on the water. 1939
A flock of birds perched on some telephone wires. 1936
Kestrel in flight. 17 August 1937
A woman holding a tame jack daw and cat in Footscray, Kent. 1937
A pheasant flys across a country lane in Gravesend, Kent. 1938
Feather plucking machine for poultry in action. 1935
Turkeys on a farm in Frant, East Sussex. 1937
Thrush sitting in its nest. 1935
Swans and cygnets. 1937
A view of the cascading waterfall at Lullingstone Park in Kent. 25 Mat 1937
Swan swims along the river. 1938
A collection of turkeys on a farm in Frant, East Sussex. 1937
The interior of Mr R G Halls bird aviary at Bexleyheath showing the birds on their perches. 25 March 1938
Ducks floating on the water. 1939
Canaries in cages at a bird show in Sidcup, Kent. 1936
A thrushs nest on top of a garden seat in Sidcup, Kent. 1939
Swan on lake. 1938
The exterior of Mr R G Halls bird aviary at Bexleyheath with him in his back garden. 25 March 1938
Tamed jackdaw at Sidcup, Kent. 1934
Sparrows nest in a street lamp. 1 April 1938
A tame jack daw and cat eating side by side in Footscray, Kent. 1937
Really free-range hens roaming on stoat and fox free island off Scottish coast. credit: Marie-Louise Avery / thePictureKitchen / TopFoto
Detail of fireplace decorated for Christmas with massed mixed foliage and golden Xmas tree ornaments credit: Marie-Louise Avery / thePictureKitchen / TopFoto
Mrs White and a friendly thrush. 1936
Little Ann Bowers at breakfast with her tame jackdaw, Eynsford, Kent. 21 March 1938
Swans fed inside the golf club. 21 October 1937
Little Ann Bowers playing on her tricycle with her tame jackdaw ringing the bell on the handlebars. Eynsford, Kent. 21 March 1938
American visitor to London brings pelican with her. A beautiful pelican three feet six inches high with a black silk bow tied round its neck was brought over from Paris in a special plane by Miss
What about a banana?. The Crystal Palace National Show of Cage Birds has opened at the Dorland Hall, Regent Street. Photo shows, Mac a Blue and Yellow Macaw, having declined a bunch of grapes
In Harrods London : A Cassowary ( price 250 guineas ) - one of the items for sale in the pets department at Harrods, the famous London store. 11 July 1968
