Climatic Effects / Temperatures

This post is an updated post of a message I posted on the PML in June of
2008. I thought revisiting the info would be useful to this topic.

Many years ago, I used red cell but stopped when I was warned by another
fancier that there was to much iron in the product and problems could
result.

It's quite normal for birds that fly in cooler temperature such as 70-80F
(below 35C) for more than 10 hours to just fly few hours in summer when the
temperature has already reached to 90F by 7 am in the morning and by 12 pm
it is peaking at 110 F.

Effects of Extremes of Temperature on Performance of Flying Tipplers

Through his message dated Jan.9, my Shagird / pupil Khalid Rabbani requested
that I may offer a comparison of hot and cold weather flight performance of
Tipplers. His request perhaps resulted from some controversy between him and
Nino; Khalid contending that high temperatures in Pakistan and India are a