Danzig Highflyer Pigeon

Danzig Highflyer Pigeon

The Danzig Highflyer pigeon is a breed of domestic fancy pigeon from Poland. It was originated from Poland, and was actually developed over many years of selective breeding. This breed and other varieties of domesticated pigeons, all are descendants from the wild or feral rock pigeon. It is thought that the breed has it’s origin in the vicinity of Danzig (now Gdansk) in 1807. Other sources point to the ancient province of Galicia-Poland. Today the Danzig Highflyer pigeon is raised for both show and flying. Read some more information about this breed below.
Appearance
Danzig Highflyer pigeon is an average sized bird with very beautiful appearance. It has a very beautiful crest over it’s head. Eyes of these birds are very beautiful and the beak is of medium length.

There are two major varieties of this pigeon breed. One is bred for show or exhibition, and another is used for raising as pets and for flying. Photo and info from Wikipedia.

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