Origin

The Ural Striped Maned Pigeon was brought to the Ural region in the 18th century. These pigeons were bred at the Count Orloffs dovecotes. The breed is believed to be a descendant of the rock pigeon.

Breed Characteristics

The Ural Striped Maned Pigeon is a small-sized pigeon, measuring up to 25 cm from the chest to the tail end. It has a streamlined body and a short neck. The chest is wide and slightly prominent. The plumage of this breed is predominantly white, with distinct stripes creating a beautiful pattern on its feathers. One of the most striking features of this pigeon is its mane, which is long and flowing. The average weight of the Ural Striped Maned Pigeon is 400-600 grams.

Temperament

The exact temperament of the Ural Striped Maned Pigeon is not widely documented. However, like other fancy pigeon breeds, it is likely to have a calm and gentle temperament. These pigeons are generally bred for their aesthetic qualities rather than for specific behavioral traits.

Preferred Living Conditions

There is limited information available regarding the preferred living conditions of the Ural Striped Maned Pigeon. However, as a domestic breed, it can adapt to various environments and is commonly kept in pigeon lofts or aviaries. These birds should be provided with a clean and spacious enclosure with adequate ventilation and protection from the elements.

Usage

The Ural Striped Maned Pigeon is primarily bred for exhibition and ornamental purposes. Its unique appearance and striking plumage make it a popular choice among pigeon fanciers and breeders. These pigeons are often showcased in pigeon shows and competitions, where judges evaluate their conformation, coloration, and overall appearance. Some breeders may also keep them as pets due to their beautiful and eye-catching features.

Interesting Facts

• The Ural Striped Maned Pigeon is also known as the Ural Striped-maned pigeon or Ural striped pigeon.
• This breed is native to the Ural region of Russia.
• The Ural Striped Maned Pigeon is a descendant of the rock pigeon.
• It has a unique striped plumage and a long, flowing mane.
• The breed is primarily bred for exhibition and ornamental purposes.