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Old 18th January 2005, 10:36 AM
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Hey! I probably help a good number of pigeons for sure!!!
My pigeon named "Gros Dodu" means "Big Chubby"

Good news, I saw my 2 flocks today at lunch time, it is so cold that I had to put some food again in the park! It is -20 C., with the wind it seems like -35!!! Pigeons are so tough to live in that weather, I just admire them more and more.
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Old 18th January 2005, 12:22 PM
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I feel guilty having Dudley live in my attic that's heated to 67 degrees because I think it's too cold for him! I forget what harsh conditions these poor feral pidgies have to put up with. I wish I could open it up as a winter home for any waywad flock who wants to drop in. Too may pidgies too little room

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Old 18th January 2005, 12:50 PM
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Hi All,

Yes, it is bitterly cold here in NJ today too, (at least bitter for us.) I made sure to put out extra seed and peanuts to try to help with all the energy they are spending just to keep warm....poor babies.

Linda
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Old 26th January 2005, 07:31 PM
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Our new meeting place!


Our new location to meet without any neighbors to disturb! It took a few weeks to move my flock, and some pigeons still come at home sometimes, but I don't feed them anymore in the backyard. And now at lunch, they wait for me at this new rendez-vous park near my workplace!
Suz.

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Old 26th January 2005, 07:44 PM
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Suz, that is great news you were able to move your flock.
Great job.

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