Urjupinsker bottlenose dolphins
Urjupinsker porpoises are Russian Tümmlertauben , with Astrakhan porpoises and Wolgatümmlern are related closely. In contrast to these, the Urjupinsk pigeons are larger and always have a white back. The irises of the eyes are yellowish.
In his “Handbook of Pigeon Breeds”, Joachim Schütte describes not only the Urjupinsker bottlenose dolphin but also a Belatschten Urjupinsk bottlenose dolphin : a pure exhibition pigeon that is not used for flight . Both breeds are also called "Jurupinsker" and were exhibited under this name in 1982 in Nuremberg.
Urjupinsker bottlenose dolphins
The Urjupinsker Bottlenose Dolphin is a medium-sized, smooth-headed, starling bottlenose dolphin with a light-colored bill. The feet are feathered bell-shaped.
Known is a blue peeled variety with white feathered back (without shoulder heart), white wings and white abdomen, as well as white foot feathering.
Belatschter Urjupinsker bottlenose dolphin
The Belatscht Urjupinsker Bottlenose Dolphin is a medium-sized, smooth-headed exhibition pigeon with a splitting magpie drawing without white head markings. The beak is very long. The feet are heavily touched. The tail has more than 14 control feathers . The wings are carried hanging.
Further literature and evidence
- Picture of an Urjupinsk bottlenose dolphin. Retrieved August 19, 2016 .
- Синий голубь: урюпинские синие голуби. Retrieved August 19, 2016 (Russian, with pictures of Urjupinsk bottlenose dolphins).
- ↑ Hans-Joachim Schille: Beautiful pigeon breeds . from Aachener Bandkröpfer to Zurich Weißschwanz (= species in color . Band 2 ). Karin Wolters, Sebnitz 2001, ISBN 3-9806312-2-2 , Urjupinsker Tümmler, p. 364 .
- ↑ a b c Joachim Schütte, Günter Stach, Josef Wolters: Handbook of the pigeon races . Josef Wolters, Bottrop 1994, ISBN 3-9801504-4-5 , Russische Tümmler, p. 594 (sections on the Urjupinsker bottlenose dolphin and the Belatschten Urjupinsker bottlenose dolphin).