Pigeons - Red and Yellow Jacobins, Fancy Breed

A portrait of a Red and Yellow Jacobin, a breed of fancy pigeon. The Jacobin developed over many years of selective breeding and originated in Asia. It is characterised by a distinctive muff or cowl of feathers, which forms a rosette on both sides of the pigeon's head. This is made up of a mane at the back of the head, the hood over the top and a chain of two lines of feather running down the front of the chest

Blend Characteristics Colouration Columba Columbidae Columbiformes Cowl Details Jacobin Jacobins Livia Mane Muff Pigeon Pigeons Plumage Rosette

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