Origin of
The region of Egyptian Swift origin is unclear. Ludlow
(cited in the work of Fulton, 1876) attributes Asian root and all the more
decisively from India. He is sure that it had been foreign to England from
Cairo and Alexandria, from which the name "Egyptian Swift" (Egyptian
Swift). The name originates from the similitude of Swift of its shape to that
of Swift.
Colors & Race of
Egyptian Swift Pigeon exceptionally stretched and amazingly
low position. Short legs and featherless head smooth and adjusted, thick neck
gave a little dewlap, eye iris with orange-red. The wingspan is between 80 and
90 cm. mantles: shrouds are all welcome. The most regularly cultivated in
Europe are: dark with resplendent neck (Ryani), blue-yellow with brilliant neck
(Gazaganti), slate ash with silver neck (Outadi), kaleidoscopic outline to
pica.
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