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#16
14th February 2005, 12:05 PM
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Look who finally jumped over into the big cage! He's such a good boy I can't stand it. As soon as I took this pic, he jumped back into the crate. He must feel safer enclosed in there. Maybe he comes out to chill in the big cage when I'm not looking!
 Frank in L.A. 
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14th February 2005, 12:06 PM
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Oops, here's the picture...
Last edited by Frank in L.A.; 14th February 2005 at 12:08 PM.
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14th February 2005, 12:11 PM
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Frank,
He certainly is a beauty! Glad to hear everything seems to be working out well. Thanks so much for helping him out. Linda
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14th February 2005, 12:55 PM
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He is lovely, Frank. I'm glad things have worked out for him. Though I suspect you will miss him when he goes to his new home.
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#20
14th February 2005, 09:17 PM
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From your picture, he may like the smaller crate as a cozy, secure bedroom and the larger, more exposed crate for eating and exercise. You certainly have taken excellent care of this lucky bird!
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Terri B
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15th February 2005, 02:29 PM
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Looking for lost oneI might be able to take him in, as I raise white pigeons, and have lost a few of my own. Does he have a band? I live in the 818 area not too far from Woodland Hills, don't get on Pigeon talk everyday so please also send addl. e-mail to: larnor@juno.com Thanks.
Last edited by nltrask; 15th February 2005 at 02:36 PM. Reason: more info
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#22
15th February 2005, 03:37 PM
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Quote:
Frank in L.A.
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#23
15th February 2005, 04:13 PM
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Great news today! "My" pij has arrived at her terrific new home in North Hollywood. Pigeon wrangler extraordinaire Samantha has graciously taken her into her pigeon enclosure. Sam identified the bird's breed as a King, probably a female based on the behavior of the other pigeons around her. She said the bird is not wild and was definitely raised in a pen somewhere which might explain it's behavior of 'moving into' my balcony & not flying away. Sam said this bird doesn't have the first idea about how to take care of itself and would not have survived long otherwise.
The pij seems very happy. She's by far the biggest in the bunch. She dove right in for a bath, and proceeded to march into the middle of the feed dish for a snack. She has gone mano-a-mano with a hawk and is not about to be intimidated by a bunch of smaller pigeons! I'll miss the little thing, but she's definitely where she needs to be now. Sam invited us back to visit when the bird gets a mate. Thanks to everybody here on Pigeon Talk for your help. A happy ending for birds and humans alike! Frank in L.A.
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#24
15th February 2005, 04:24 PM
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I'm so glad this all worked out. Many thanks to you, Frank, and also to Sam for her generous assistance with this lovely bird.
Thanks for letting us know the happy ending. Terry
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#25
15th February 2005, 04:46 PM
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Wow, what an extraordinary amount of teamwork went into this happy ending! Frank, Terry and Sam -- you should all be very proud of yourselves for going the extra mile!
Linda
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16th February 2005, 07:16 AM
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Frank,
Even tho you placed your pigeon in a great home, I hope you keep in touch with this group, and keep us updated. daryl
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