HungarianCséli

HungarianCséli, also known as Cséli Magyar or Hungarian Cséli, is a variety of domestic pigeon. It is primarily recognized for its distinctive appearance and was developed in Hungary. The breed is characterized by its medium size, robust build, and a typically rounded body shape. One of its most notable features is its plumage, which can come in various colors and patterns, often with a distinct iridescence.

Historically, HungarianCséli pigeons were bred for exhibition and as a decorative breed. While not typically used for meat production, their aesthetic qualities have made them popular among pigeon fanciers. The breed's temperament is generally described as docile and easy to handle, contributing to their appeal as pets or show birds. Careful breeding has focused on maintaining specific physical traits, including head shape, eye cere, and feather quality, to meet breed standards. As with many pigeon breeds, selective breeding has played a significant role in the development and refinement of HungarianCséli over time, ensuring the preservation of its unique characteristics.