Would like fertile egg

[rallow]

First, I must repeat that I have never staged any of the pictures or videos I take of my two pet pigeons. They do so many unusual things that really don’t have to. All I have to do is wait and one or the other is sure do something weird and/or entertaining sooner or later.

For over a year now one of The Dinkster’s favorite place in his house has been on top of an old pair of my wife’s slippers, behind the waste basket, in our bedroom. Being a very creative bird he always makes sure decorate this area before settling in with things like old lottery tickets, bank deposit slips, scraps of brightly colored paper, and most of all………….. http://cbargains.com/dinkloves.jpg

[Lovebirds]

The Dinkster is da man!!!...........that's TOO funny..........ask him if I can borrow a few $$'s till pay day.......

[Maggie-NC]

Bob, too cute. The Dinkster is a smart little pidgey. He sure has pretty markings.

[Reti]

Oh how funny. He sure knows what to collect

Reti

[mr squeaks]

The Dinkster is ONE smart pij!!

He's saving for his RETIREMENT!!

Shi

[Feather]

Bless that bird. I get the biggest kick out of that little stinker. That is just so The Dinkster.

[Pidgey]

First he takes your woman away and now you're letting him get your cash as well? C'mon, Rallow, you gotta' start showing a little backbone, here, before you're out on the street with nothing!

Pidgey

[Feather]

Hide your car keys!

[mr squeaks]

Originally Posted by Feather

Hide your car keys!

AND, the HOUSE keys!!

Shi

[rallow]

As much as I love my pigeons Lucy (Pidge) and The Dinkster I am afraid that we are no longer going to be able to keep them, because of my wife’s heart condition, and my diabetes. These are two really great birds! They are strictly pets and will not do well in a coop. They are 2 individuals, not a mated pair. I have a large cage for each of them, and want to see them go to someone who will keep them as pets. If anyone would like a really loving hen, or a nasty little male, both with loads of personality, please let me know. I will deliver them within almost reasonable distance. rallow@nyc.rr.com

[Charis]

I sent a message to the perfect person. Let's see what happens.
I'm so sorry you must place the birds. I know how much you love them.

[Maggie-NC]

Bob, this breaks my heart for both you and your wife. If ever pigeons were loved, Lucy Liu and the Dink were. I know it will be especially hard for you to give up Lucy. I'm sorry too that you and your wife are ill and will send prayers for you both.

I hope the perfect adoption can take place.

[pigeonmama]

I hope whoever get's Rallow's kids is within traveling distance, so Rallow can visit. Rallow, I am so sorry you can't keep these neat little kids, It's obvious you love them very much. What a difficult decision you have made.
Daryl

[TAWhatley]

Bob,

I'm so sorry to learn of the health problems that you and your wife have. I'll bet we can find the perfect place for your beloved pigeons with a member here on Pigeon-Talk. My heart goes out to you for the need to give them up, but bless you for knowing that you need to do the best thing for the birds. I will be keeping you and your wife in my thoughts and prayers.

Terry

[spirit wings]

Originally Posted by Jay3

Raising a baby pigeon isn't difficult. I just raised 6 ferral babies. Exhausting! It would have been easier with the help of a hen. One would be no problem after 6. But I can assure you, it can be done.

jay3, he has already done it, and if you scroll up, he needs to find a home for his beloved birds...