Fancy pigeons are breeds of domestic pigeon bred for size, shape, colour, and behaviour, and are often exhibited at pigeon shows and fairs . Here is some more information about fancy pigeons: Produce: Fancy pigeons are a domesticated form of the wild rock pigeon (Columba livia). Different breeds: There are many breeds of fancy pigeons, including Pouters, Tumblers, and Owls. Properties: Colour: The colours of pigeons vary from grey, white and black to shades of blue, green and brown. size: They have thick bodies, short necks and thin beaks with a muscular brain. Behaviour: They eat mostly seeds, herbs, and fruits. exhibition: Fancy pigeons are bred by pigeon fanciers for a variety of traits relating to size, shape, colour and behaviour, and are often exhibited at pigeon shows, fairs and other livestock displays. Example: The Frillback pigeon is the result of many years of selective breeding, with its distinctive feature being the frill or curl on the wing shield feathers. Important Organizations: The NPA is the governing body of fancy pigeons in Great Britain. History: The earliest recorded mention of pigeons comes from Mesopotamia about 5,000 years ago. Other information: Some pigeons have been known to fly non-stop for up to 22 hours. Pigeons can also fly at an average speed of 77 miles per hour.