And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

So if you live in the United Kingdom and you have run across a pigeon that appears to

have a leg ring denoting their code and number on it, it's baffled and thrown off course.

Now they're asking for you to feed it, water it, let it rest, and then hopefully it'll

fly back home because there was a huge race this past weekend, and thousands of pigeons

seemingly disappeared, vanished into thin air.

We've seen one of the very worst ever racing days in our history, said pigeon hobbyist

Richard Sayers.

He chronicled the fiasco, which occurred Saturday after 9,000 racing birds took off from

Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, on a journey to the northeast, and while the 170 mile round

trip flight should have only taken three hours, over half of the avian competitors were still

on account for as of Sunday.

Now they were reportedly 250,000 pigeons released, in approximately 50 racing events across

the country, only 10% returning on time.

Thousands have been reported missing, now they're saying that maybe some meteorological event

distorted the Earth's magnetic field, which I'm guessing the pigeons used to navigate.

I don't know that they have Google Maps tapped into the pigeon brain, I mean they have

nature's Google Maps, but they don't know why, and they don't know what happened.

So the CEO of the Royal Pigeon Racing Association, and who doesn't love the Royal Pigeon Racing

Association, finds the Bermuda Triangle-esque disappearance baffling, the weather conditions

across the country were good, and so he's never seen anything like it.

They are now working with the National Weather Service, UK's National Weather Service,

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