In urgent need of help please- found a young pigeon!

[TAWhatley]

Wow! Wonderful pics of two very happy and lovely creatures! Thanks so much for sharing!

Terry

[Trees Gray]

That is one lucky pigeon, because you look so lovingly and caring at him! He will be one happily spoiled pigeon. LOL Thanks for sharing!

Treesa

[Birdmom4ever]

Very cute! It looks as though she is already attached to you. Her eyes may stay dark brown or they may change to orange or yellow as she matures.

[Lin Hansen]

Senaru,

Thanks for sharing the beautiful pictures...they are all great, but the last one of the two of you is especially beautiful. We love happy endings around here!

Linda

[pdpbison]

Its Love...


They do this to us...!

And we didn't even have time to warn ya...



Phil
lasvegas

[Senaru]

o.O I've been takeing pictures of pigeons for a long time, I'm not sure why, but I've always been attracted to them...



>> the same dude pigeon from the top pic- I took these at a beach in LA XD to really see this birds gaze I kept it at a little larger size ^.^ If you wanna use it as a wallpaper, you can o.o- well, enjoy xD

[Senaru]

Floof has done very well over this last week! she's eating, drinking, has healthy poopies, (XD) and is also growing in more feathers every day. Also, she is teaching herself the idea of flying, and I take her out and let her try- she flew about five feet, and right into her cage, leaving me wondering if it was just off chance she landed there, I let her fly from a diffrent angle, and lo'in behold! she went for the cage again. I'm begining to wonder, if she were to fly farther away, would she come back every time?

[Pidgey]

It's a process--at first they don't feel comfortable out of their home, then they get a little bit bolder... and bolder...

If you have a pigeon flock that frequents around your house and you get to the point where Floof is flying outside then he'll eventually join them for little romps here and there. We took our first pigeon on walks to the park and then eventually to join other pigeons. She eventually got to the point where we'd let her off from the car on the way to work and she'd fly back to the car after work and go home with us. You can't EXPECT that to work out that well, but other folks have had similar stories. Sometimes they join the flock permanently as well. Every individual is different.

Pidgey