The Seraphim Club International

[NOTE: IF YOU ARE BREEDING SERAPHIM, PLEASE NOTIFY ME AT COZMD@AOL.COM. I AM COMPILING A LIST OF ALL ACTIVE SERAPHIM BREEDERS IN AMERICA AND EUROPE SO THERE WILL BE A LIST ON THIS WEBSITE OF POTENTIAL SOURCES FOR BIRDS FOR INTERESTED FANCIERS.]

The Seraphim Club International was established in 1995 by Anne (Anya) Ellis in honor of the recognition by the National Pigeon Association of her work to create Seraphim, a breed of fancy show pigeon. Over a period of nearly forty years the breed has been refined into what is now known as the “Angel of the Fancy Pigeon World.”

The Mission of this site is to be a dynamic encyclopedic source of factual information about Seraphim Pigeons.

To join the Seraphim Club International, go to the private Facebook group called The Seraphim Club International Pigeon Fanciers Group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1132527558439972. Push the “join” button on the top of the page of the group and the administrator will add you. There are no fees. The Facebook group allows you to converse with other Seraphim keepers in real time, find birds for your loft, sell birds, ask questions, get ideas, and connect with other keepers of Seraphim. 

To learn all about Seraphim – click on the button above in the header called “The Seraphim Encyclopedia.” Drop down the page until you see “Categories” in the column on the right, then click on the specific subject you want to explore, such as “Breeding” or “Care and Maintenance” or “History.”

If you are not a member of the club but are trying to find a breeder who may have high quality Seraphim, go to The Seraphim Club International Pigeon Fanciers Group on Facebook, join it (and the Seraphim Club International) and post an inquiry. 

Regards,

David Coster, Editor and Manager for the Seraphim Club International, cozmd@aol.com

 

1 thought on “The Seraphim Club International

  1. Hello again, I have made the page on Wikipedia for Seraphim. I had to name the page seraphim (pigeon) because there are other pages named seraphim. It could certainly use more images. If you know of anyone that has good images they wish to share they can be uploaded to wikemedia. The article can be directly edited as well, and I certainly welcome that.

    I also have my page on the pigeoncote for it as well under the breed highlight section of American breeds. Any comment, good or bad would be welcome and suggestions for changes for improvement wished for as well.

    Thanks, John Verburg

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