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Usually when the bird is 6 months old. Then it reaches sexual maturity and starts egg produstion. If it is not mated, it will be much later.
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How later is much later?
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My pigeon was probably 7 or 8 mos old when she came to us after living in the wild all summer. I believe it was about a month after we adopted her that she laid the first pair of eggs. Once she felt comfortable in her new home she embarked on the long futile quest to raise a family. (Futile because she has no mate.) She's about 7 yrs old now and her egg production has slowed. For the first few years she laid eggs about every month or so.
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I have one that laid her first eggs at 4 months.
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My most recent female too laid eggs at a little over 4 months time period
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My first pigeon didn't lay till 16months (over 1yr) of age...
This one might not even be consider because her egg production is not normal. -Hilly
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