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Posted 14th February 2006, 06:10 AM
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my pigeons went flying and only one came back and he is not eating well the other two have been gone for 48 hours is there any hope of them coming home. and will my other one dy because he has been with the other two all his life or will he get better.
ethan


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Posted 14th February 2006, 06:24 AM
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There is no answer to your question based on what you've said. That is, we can speculate a lot and keep it up for weeks but with no real certainty. For instance, you may have lost the other birds because of a hawk attack that got one, scared one other to the point he flew beyond his area of recognition and got lost, and the one that returned is both traumatized from the violence of the attack and misses his fellows terribly to the point of depression.

OR, they were all coming down with an illness together and the other two didn't make it back because they might not be as strong as the one that you still have. So, you see there's just no definite answer. If it were the first scenario, then hopefully one or both of the missing two will eventually show up. That has happened to other members here to the point of it having been literally months since the initial disappearance. You just never know.

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Posted 14th February 2006, 08:27 AM
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one is back


one of them flew back today but has a small spot of blood on her croop the size of a grain of rice but appers to be fine and can still fly and now the other one has rialy livened up and is a lot happyer
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Posted 14th February 2006, 08:34 AM
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That probably means that the first scenario is the most likely. Let's hope the other one returns and you also need to keep a close watch on the wound of the one that returned with the wound. That could turn into a problem that might require some medications.

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