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5th March 2005, 02:55 PM
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Jack moves inI have 4 pigeons and finally have them in one cage (Kip & Splashes cage). I moved Zeke in first then Jack. Not sure about how Jack would do with his scissored beak. Everthing seems to be going good.
Jack Last edited by KIPPY; 20th September 2008 at 05:09 PM. 
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5th March 2005, 03:00 PM
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Jacks been on his own for awhile so I'm pretty excited it seems to be working out. Later the whole gang were bathing together. I'm just glad everyone is getting along and I am down to one cage.
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5th March 2005, 05:42 PM
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It's a little over 6 feet high, 8ft across and 4ft deep. I would like to close in the patio and let them go in there but that's not in the funds at the moment.
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5th March 2005, 06:07 PM
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Wow, their home looks sunny & they look beautiful! I have been rescueing and releasing pigeons and it's starting to look like I will be having permanent residents (at least one for now). I don't have a set up like you yet and am curious...do they stay inside it all the time (day and night)? Is it secure from any other animals getting in?
Also, was your scissor beak baby born that way, or was it an injury? Congratulations on the achievement of your multi-family dwelling...I'm sure it will be wonderful for all!
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5th March 2005, 06:38 PM
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I'm so glad you posted the pictures Kim.
All your photos are wonderful but that third picture is just too precious. Looks like Jack has found his true love & soul mate. I absolutely adore Jack & it tickles my tummy to see him so happy.  You have done a wonderful job with all your adoptees.  Cindy 
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A Pigeon's Dream  As we fly, Let us be safe from the predators that share the sky. If we become ill or injured in any way, Let us find safety where we are welcome to stay. Cynthia Boyce
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5th March 2005, 07:18 PM
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I know Cindy, I am excited now Jack has other pigeons to hang with. Zeke seems to like Jack ALOT and Jack was hanging out in the bath with Kip.
Not sure about the sexing thing with Jack and Zeke but I'm sure I will find out. The cage is secure, I have had it for over a year and no problems. I live in the city so I don't have any critters besides lizzards and a cat. The cat does not come up to the patio because of my dogs. There's latches and a lock on the door and shades that I can put down at night. So the cat can't really see whats going on at night or get in. I don't let them free fly. I have my own personal reasons for that. Zeke use to hang out on the patio at night when he was still in the other cage. Kip use to but always goes back to the cage so I just don't bother anymore. Jack has scissor beak from canker which was a long time ago. They are all rescues and I can't help but get attached to them. I did have 2 other rescues (Smack and Scruff) that are back with the feral flock. Now if we can just keep it at four that would be great!
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6th March 2005, 01:01 AM
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Hi Kippy,
Thank you for the wonderful photos of your birds and their nice housing setup. Jack looks like he's ready to integrate well with the other birds. We all love pictures here so thanks for sharing them
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7th March 2005, 08:56 PM
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What a handsome specimen of pidgie! I must agree, Jack is quite cool! I love all the pics, you have one fine looking flock
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7th March 2005, 08:57 PM
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LOL! Awwww, poor Jack. Pigeons can really look quite pitiful when they are sopping wet can't they. Sometimes after a bath, my birds just look so miserable, it almost makes you think they might not enjoy it. But obviously they do!!!
Thanks for that picture Kippy,
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