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Probably just the moult. With young pigeons, the development of the feathers under the beak can be delayed by canker...but your situation sounds more like the moult.
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It can also be an indication of worms.
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If it is in an area where they can't pick at, it could also be blood sucking mites.
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body molt is my first guess.
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I have a bird that is lossing soft feathers on the throat area also. I check it and it looks like its not the moulting problem, it's like the feather are cut in half. Is it mites?? What is use for mites???
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Sevin dust that you can buy at seed and grain places, or hardware stores. Scat, a spray you can buy at pet shops. They also carry other lice and mite sprays. Sprays, you can buy online at pigeon supply places.
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