As a park ranger, I raised a lot of chicks, yet pigeons were the only ones that leared by the 2nd feed that I was their "momma" now. That shows how clever they are.
@@krispysandwich3268 what does that mean? Im interpreting this as either bot comment or thinking that for some reason I think I’m above everyone else which is cringe and not humble. Made me think I commented something horrible but nah
They grow more slowly than the nestlings of many songbirds. Baby Rock Pigeons are usually hidden in nests positioned in recesses, cavities, or abandoned rooms and attics in buildings. Most people don't recognize their high pitched squealing calls (which are very soft in neonates) for what they are, while most people recognize the much more frequently uttered contact and begging calls of baby songbirds. Parent Pigeons brood their young until the latter are relatively advanced in development. The parents take turns brooding them, just as they take turns incubating their eggs. They feed their young relatively large meals at infrequent intervals compared to songbirds. Nestling Pigeons have a capacious crop (the lower portion of their gullet) that can and does store these large feedings as the food is slowly passed to the 2 stomachs (the proventricus and the gizzard). The nestlings (squabs) remain quiet and concealed under their brooding parent between feedings when they are young. Older squabs spend time chewing off the casings from their growing pinfeathers and in wing flapping exercise, but are inconspicuous even at this age. They do not utter the persistent contact calls of older nesting House Sparrows, Common Starlings, American Robins, etc either before or after they leave their nest. Parent Pigeons approaching their offspring for feedings elict excited squealing and wing flapping from these, but this stops as soon as they are fully fed. Domestication has favored the selection of hundreds of color, pattern, and plumage mutations among domesticatic Rock Pigeons that have persisted among urban feral populations. In the wild, mutant colors and patterns among Rock Pigeons are selected out by predators such as hawks, owls, and nocturnal mammals. Neonate domestic and feral squabs are often much more conspicuous than those of true wild Rock Pigeons (light colored and white domestic and feral Pigeons are pale pink as neonates, with light straw yellow natal down, while wild Rock Pigeon squabs have dark gray skin). Thr juvenile plumage on most domestic Pigeons is duller and less conspicuous than that which they will have as adults. Juvenile Pigeons also have gray legs, feet, and cere, and usually dark irises (a feature that some domestic and feral Pigeons retain as adults), versus the bright pink legs and feet, bright white cere, and orange to red irises of an adult. Charles Darwin stated that if domestic Pigeons of different breeds interbreed, their successive generations will increasingly resemble their wild ancestor. This is only partly true, because the checker pattern of domestic and feral Pigeons is dominant over the ancestral bar pattern, and melanistic and dark gray plumage colors are often dominant over the ancestral slate blue. Additionally, melanistic Pigeons are less conspicuous to visually oriented predators, and are often more vigorous and resilient than white or pale Pigeons. In a flock of wild Rock Pigeons, individuals differing from the local version of the ancestral "blue bar" color and pattern are targeted by predators. In most flocks of ferals, dark checkers and melanistic birds predominate, and blue bars and other paler birds are selected out by predators. These ecologically favored melanistic Pigeons also tend to produce less conspicuous nestlings. Where Darwin was correct was that mixed breed Pigeons tend to revert to ancestral morphology (which does not affect the visibility of their babies). The heavy bills and ceres of Racing Homers, and the short or tiny bills of many fancy Pigeons, along with feathered feet, fantails, frilled plumage, etc of domestic birds quickly disappear after a few generations of feral existence. Even so, feral Pigeons are often a bit slimmer and less compact in shape than true wild Rock Pigeons. As you would gather from this lengthy comment, I'm a lifelong Pigeon keeper and rehabber. In that time, I've seen MANY baby Pigeons, even though I limit the enthusiastic reproduction of my own birds!
Where i live people all pigeons seem to be just be called pigeons with the exception of wood pigeons. So this is the first time I've ever heard of rock pigeons.
I’ve got Mourning Doves growing in a hanging plantar on my roof. Our record is the babies hatching in ONE WEEK and leaving in TWO. It’s amazing how fast they are
just had a horrible depressive period last night and this video popped up on my shorts when i woke up. i never knew how much i needed to know how cute a baby pigeon looks growing up
I once had a nasty cold for a couple of weeks. One morning U went down stairs and saw a pigeon out the window. We look at each other for a few seconds a for a short time after that the symptoms of the cold were almost unnoticeable. Pigeons make everything better. Colds, depression, drowning at sea, you name it a pigeon can probably help.
I once had baby pigeons too. They grew up really fast but one dat our neighbor came to our house and said that one of the two got ran over by a car😢. Later we moved to a different house and we couldn’t find our pigeons. They flew away. But when we were driving to our new house I looked out the window and saw them all sitting on a building❣️ it was like they were saying goodbye
Oh please you really believed the movement?? , How childish of you to believe such things coming up next are: *HUMANS AREN'T REAL THEY'RE JUST ROBOTS WITH FLESH* like bruh
I have a tree outside my window with a pigeon nest in it - every so often a pigeon family will lay eggs and have babies there, kinda cool seeing them grow up and take their first flight haha
Pigeons actually aren't pigeons, they are Rock Doves. "Pigeon" comes from the latin "pipio", which means "small cheeping bird". This is due to the cheeps the squabs (bebbe pijins) make :)
Tbh imo it doesnt matter what u call them, I can call them flying cooing thing. Its just a common name for them now as doves and pigeons are in the same family, just two dfiferent names and yeah theres some differences but it doesnt matter that much
They looks strange but cute in a innocent way. I raised one years ago and for a while followed me around. I'd love to have the time to raise animals again
They're so sweet, I had one who was so close to street he could be drove over or hunted by cats and helped him learn to fly and everything. I hope little Hardodziob is great now ❤ A powerful little grey eagle
Pretty much everything about their reputation is wrong. They aren't dumb and are in fact one of the smartest creatures on earth. They aren't dirty and diseased (more so than any other bird that is) and are very thorough on hygiene. They are affectionate and have many MANY practical functions. They have been our friends for thousands of years yet we have cast them aside and labelled them pest and vermin. They deserve love and respect. It is nice to see people like you who appreciate them.
Another fun fact Pigeons dont throw up food into their babies mouths like many other birds, Pigeons are one of the only birds to create milk like mammals and they feed that to their babies instead. (its still regurgitated into the babies mouth but at least it isnt predigested food its created in a different organ called the crop and never gets mixed with all the other stuff)
The milk after a week or so is fed alongside actual solid food before being replaced by it entirely. The milk also contains some of the food stored in the crop although that food isn't digested. Another another fun fact is that the milk actually contains immune boosters and is very nutritional.
I witnesses the full glow-up process when a snow White pigeon layed eggs in our house. My aunt provided a safe place for the eggs and eggs hatched and out came two chicks. The chicks are now grown up and look beautiful. Props to the maker of this video for taking such good care of them❤
Yeah they sure do lol I came home from the hospital with my baby and like two weeks later my pigeon laid a couple eggs. They grew so much faster than my child🎉 In fact now they’re independent and Wildin out on their own😂 Definitely the funniest looking baby birds I’ve ever taken care of❤
They grow a lot faster when they are the only child and also get chunky, it's beautiful and sad to see them grow so fast as someone that takes care of pigeons❤
I used to see them all the damn time back when I was in 4th and 5th grade. there a a spot pigeons liked to nest on the playground and I'd watch them every day
We used to refer to them as "Squeakers" on account of the noise they make. Sometimes when checking the nest boxes there'd be the occasional Squeaker that would try to stand up to full height and peck the hand, and would fall flat on there face. I also on a few occasions been witness to eggs hatching, that was rather special. But only once did I witness a hen (female) laying an egg
When I were younger my grandpa had pigeons in our backyard and when i would hold them they were so soft, so warm, you could literally feel they're organs-
My Opa use to race pigeons in Germany. He loved those birds and they loved him back. Still have all the trophies he won back in the day. Rest in peace Opa, Ich liebe dich!
This reminded me of my baby dove... İt was left on brick, under the bright sun it was so hot lil baby was sticked to it.. I tried anything for lil baby to grow up it was so so cute in my eyes it used to sleep on my chest when its cold and loved eating but Unfortunately I lost it 1 week ago.. it was a bit obvious because birb was having hard time with breathing I could see it breath from its beak. I cried so bad but atleast it had a caring fake-mom for a few days..
I only saw baby pigeons in photos before. At my dad's workplace, they make nests between the windows and the roller blinds (the supposedly "anti pigeon picks" are actually great to retain branches and leaves 😂), so he can see them from the inside and take photos for me. Baby pigeons are so cute 🥰. But you never know if they're gonna make it or not cause the controllers for the roller blinds are in another floor so sometimes accident happens, and most other people don't care since pigeons aren't popular...😢. They have also a pond full of cute froggies that they have to "remove" every few years cause the noise distract people 😢... Clearly the architect didn't think this through, when he designed the whole place 😂
We had a little pigeon family nesting above where we sat at lunch, we all called the mother tino because we thought she was a boy before she had babies lol
We've got some doves that started nesting in an empty hanging pot by our front door (we were gonna keep using that pot, but we like the doves better lol) and if we check on them often, we'll get to see the babies as they're starting to get restless and ready to leave the nest. Then, in couple days, nest's all empty again.
The glow-up is real
69 likes nice
@@zakkyjones313 Yes
688 likes
It’s a bird 💀
But fr though damn
Lol
XD
Now I finally know birds are real :]
They been real don’t believe everything you hear online.
@@tink_tinkkkz314 you are a true boomer
Its the nanobots building its self
@@kimsingh3369 no it is the fucking truth the internet is an center of misinformation do not trust everything
@@kimsingh3369 bruh wtf
As a park ranger, I raised a lot of chicks, yet pigeons were the only ones that leared by the 2nd feed that I was their "momma" now. That shows how clever they are.
were they feral pigeons? they may have been bred to domesticated so have a tendency to trust humans already.
@@dragonkingofthestars european pigeons,but wild. So no. They are just smart.
they're so damn cool ngl
@@exodus4234 Cher Ami was a pidgeon that saved 194 lives, despite being seriously injured...
These birds are seriously underrated.
@Exodus to be fair they are just sky rats
and just like rats
there's still a majority of people that think they're cute lil fellas
Pidgeons are so sweet. Such an underrated animal.
Affectionate, intelligent and much cleaner than typically thought.
They haven't earned their horrible reputation. They are lovely animals.
@@ThatCrazyPigeonGuy fax. and pigeon lore is crazy
plus they've done so much for us, they're war veterens.
They look like tiny dragons, so cute!
Agreed, exactly why I want one so bad
aaaaaa i wanna see a little pigeon dragon now 😭❤️
@@megthefrostdragon same
I think birds are actually reptiles! So not far off lol
@@cjjinx99 well, i mean they ARE dinosaurs
The relaxed face of love they had when you rubbed them is everything.
*It* , actually. Where's the other one though?
@@jaxonmcalley Uhm, excuse me? But was correcting my speech necessary?
I said “them” cause there were multiple and I didn’t know their gender(s) at all.
I know it's like..they're not just food for homeless people ? Wtf?
@@apoorunfortunatesoul4164 what??💀
Bless their hearts. Pigeons actually produce a "milk" that helps these babies grow so fast.
It’s called crop milk extremely high in protein and they start producing it 5 days before the eggs hatch
A trait shared by flamingos and penguins
Can definitely see that ancestral resemblance to Dodo’s when they’re young.
“They’re so ugly”
They’re so god damn cute
Are you proud of this comment?
@@krispysandwich3268 what does that mean? Im interpreting this as either bot comment or thinking that for some reason I think I’m above everyone else which is cringe and not humble. Made me think I commented something horrible but nah
@@Enrommie Don't worry :)
@@Enrommie You didnt, the guy that says that clearly doesn’t have a life, negative people like him dont get far at all
The two are not mutually exclusive
They grow more slowly than the nestlings of many songbirds. Baby Rock Pigeons are usually hidden in nests positioned in recesses, cavities, or abandoned rooms and attics in buildings. Most people don't recognize their high pitched squealing calls (which are very soft in neonates) for what they are, while most people recognize the much more frequently uttered contact and begging calls of baby songbirds.
Parent Pigeons brood their young until the latter are relatively advanced in development. The parents take turns brooding them, just as they take turns incubating their eggs. They feed their young relatively large meals at infrequent intervals compared to songbirds. Nestling Pigeons have a capacious crop (the lower portion of their gullet) that can and does store these large feedings as the food is slowly passed to the 2 stomachs (the proventricus and the gizzard). The nestlings (squabs) remain quiet and concealed under their brooding parent between feedings when they are young. Older squabs spend time chewing off the casings from their growing pinfeathers and in wing flapping exercise, but are inconspicuous even at this age. They do not utter the persistent contact calls of older nesting House Sparrows, Common Starlings, American Robins, etc either before or after they leave their nest. Parent Pigeons approaching their offspring for feedings elict excited squealing and wing flapping from these, but this stops as soon as they are fully fed.
Domestication has favored the selection of hundreds of color, pattern, and plumage mutations among domesticatic Rock Pigeons that have persisted among urban feral populations. In the wild, mutant colors and patterns among Rock Pigeons are selected out by predators such as hawks, owls, and nocturnal mammals. Neonate domestic and feral squabs are often much more conspicuous than those of true wild Rock Pigeons (light colored and white domestic and feral Pigeons are pale pink as neonates, with light straw yellow natal down, while wild Rock Pigeon squabs have dark gray skin). Thr juvenile plumage on most domestic Pigeons is duller and less conspicuous than that which they will have as adults. Juvenile Pigeons also have gray legs, feet, and cere, and usually dark irises (a feature that some domestic and feral Pigeons retain as adults), versus the bright pink legs and feet, bright white cere, and orange to red irises of an adult.
Charles Darwin stated that if domestic Pigeons of different breeds interbreed, their successive generations will increasingly resemble their wild ancestor. This is only partly true, because the checker pattern of domestic and feral Pigeons is dominant over the ancestral bar pattern, and melanistic and dark gray plumage colors are often dominant over the ancestral slate blue. Additionally, melanistic Pigeons are less conspicuous to visually oriented predators, and are often more vigorous and resilient than white or pale Pigeons. In a flock of wild Rock Pigeons, individuals differing from the local version of the ancestral "blue bar" color and pattern are targeted by predators. In most flocks of ferals, dark checkers and melanistic birds predominate, and blue bars and other paler birds are selected out by predators. These ecologically favored melanistic Pigeons also tend to produce less conspicuous nestlings. Where Darwin was correct was that mixed breed Pigeons tend to revert to ancestral morphology (which does not affect the visibility of their babies). The heavy bills and ceres of Racing Homers, and the short or tiny bills of many fancy Pigeons, along with feathered feet, fantails, frilled plumage, etc of domestic birds quickly disappear after a few generations of feral existence. Even so, feral Pigeons are often a bit slimmer and less compact in shape than true wild Rock Pigeons.
As you would gather from this lengthy comment, I'm a lifelong Pigeon keeper and rehabber. In that time, I've seen MANY baby Pigeons, even though I limit the enthusiastic reproduction of my own birds!
I really appreciated this. This was a great read! I love learning about how feral animals adapt to the wild.
Thanks for sharing !
Where i live people all pigeons seem to be just be called pigeons with the exception of wood pigeons.
So this is the first time I've ever heard of rock pigeons.
This is fascinating
Damn, that was really cool to read, love all the info you gave! ^^
I’ve got Mourning Doves growing in a hanging plantar on my roof. Our record is the babies hatching in ONE WEEK and leaving in TWO. It’s amazing how fast they are
just had a horrible depressive period last night and this video popped up on my shorts when i woke up. i never knew how much i needed to know how cute a baby pigeon looks growing up
I once had a nasty cold for a couple of weeks. One morning U went down stairs and saw a pigeon out the window. We look at each other for a few seconds a for a short time after that the symptoms of the cold were almost unnoticeable.
Pigeons make everything better. Colds, depression, drowning at sea, you name it a pigeon can probably help.
Once wild pigeons lend eggs on my balcony and i saw baby pigeons grow up they were so cute i hope they live happy and peacefully
I once had baby pigeons too. They grew up really fast but one dat our neighbor came to our house and said that one of the two got ran over by a car😢. Later we moved to a different house and we couldn’t find our pigeons. They flew away. But when we were driving to our new house I looked out the window and saw them all sitting on a building❣️ it was like they were saying goodbye
They were like “thanks mate” 🫡
That so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️
I'm sorry for the loss of your dear friends and hope you have many happy memories with them. Pigeons are such sweet creatures.
the pigeon really took "They grow so fast" to a whole another level💀
Those are baby chickens, pigeons are government spies
Hope this was a joke
@@Snowfox1 it's obvious
Oh please you really believed the movement?? , How childish of you to believe such things
coming up next are: *HUMANS AREN'T REAL THEY'RE JUST ROBOTS WITH FLESH*
like bruh
Squirrels work for the interpol
:'( no, they were our friends we threw out on the streets after they saved lot of lives during the war
They have the knobbiest little beakies until they're all the way grown up 😂😂😂😂😂💖💖
bird ears are also hilarious looking
I have a tree outside my window with a pigeon nest in it - every so often a pigeon family will lay eggs and have babies there, kinda cool seeing them grow up and take their first flight haha
I had one when I was young and she was so beautiful and very sweet ❤
Pigeons actually aren't pigeons, they are Rock Doves. "Pigeon" comes from the latin "pipio", which means "small cheeping bird". This is due to the cheeps the squabs (bebbe pijins) make :)
This is a very fun fact ☺️
Tbh imo it doesnt matter what u call them, I can call them flying cooing thing. Its just a common name for them now as doves and pigeons are in the same family, just two dfiferent names and yeah theres some differences but it doesnt matter that much
YES THEY ARE PIGEONS
So they're pigeons. And pigeons are a type of dove.
So then what are pigeons? Are you saying pigeons aren't real ?
Mama pigeon: they grow up so fast ❤️
Feed them Australium, they'll live
Omg they're so cuuuuuuuuute. I love adult pigeons too, they have such lovely little voices.
I like pigeons they are so beautiful. Some with fancy colors and designs.
I had pidgeons and I only saw the yellow-grey phases. Pidgeons are such fascinating birds, their shades, they looks
Ooooh the one being scratched looks so blissed 😍
Awwww ive always wanted to see a baby pigeon thank you so much ❤❤❤❤ they're beautiful ❤❤❤
They looks strange but cute in a innocent way. I raised one years ago and for a while followed me around. I'd love to have the time to raise animals again
Awy my baby i love pigeons and doves 🕊 ❤
POWERFUL beasts
They're so beautiful
This song, with 2 featherless baby birds... brings back memories of my dad
That’s a baby only a mother could love
Didnt ask for your live story
@@CheeseMiserSorry, but you misspelt a single word, watch as your argument crumbles around you.
@@Cat-uv7dy nooooooooo
@@Cat-uv7dy But it was a good response so who cares, other than you?
@@bdaarmy9736 it was a joke, man
Pigeons are awesome, people think they are dirty but they are super clean and super affectionate
Absolutely true. Smart birds too. Very intelligent.
I have always loved baby pigeons
When i was in 4-5th grade, many pigeons used to nest on our big spacious windows. There were three that nested and five that we heleped grow up
They’re actually so cute❤
The babies beaks really let you see how they are related to dodo's
They’re related as in they both share a common ancestor, like everything else
@@Cat-uv7dyThat and dodos are literally part of the same family of birds.
These spy cameras update so fast ❤
Truly a marvel of modern technology.
They're so sweet, I had one who was so close to street he could be drove over or hunted by cats and helped him learn to fly and everything. I hope little Hardodziob is great now ❤ A powerful little grey eagle
Core memory unlocked. My dad raised pigeons and would compete at shows (or whatever they’re called)
I wasn't expecting them to be little golden bundles as babies
Pigeons are so precious they dont deserve the hate
Pretty much everything about their reputation is wrong. They aren't dumb and are in fact one of the smartest creatures on earth. They aren't dirty and diseased (more so than any other bird that is) and are very thorough on hygiene. They are affectionate and have many MANY practical functions.
They have been our friends for thousands of years yet we have cast them aside and labelled them pest and vermin.
They deserve love and respect. It is nice to see people like you who appreciate them.
Squibs! Lovely word....faces only a mother could love though 💘...and me!!! 😊
Or is it squabs? Lol
That sounds like what the robot birds would want us to think.
*Um sir we found another one. Yeah this ones onto us. Request authorisation for a bomb strike?
Cockatiel are like that - they look full grown at four weeks and can live up to 30 years in that same size
Another fun fact Pigeons dont throw up food into their babies mouths like many other birds, Pigeons are one of the only birds to create milk like mammals and they feed that to their babies instead. (its still regurgitated into the babies mouth but at least it isnt predigested food its created in a different organ called the crop and never gets mixed with all the other stuff)
The milk after a week or so is fed alongside actual solid food before being replaced by it entirely. The milk also contains some of the food stored in the crop although that food isn't digested.
Another another fun fact is that the milk actually contains immune boosters and is very nutritional.
they’re so gentle 🥹🖤
As a pigeon breeder, i take this as an absolute win
They're so cute
Yeah
Be real 🤣😭
Yall think anything cute..fkn weirdos
I witnesses the full glow-up process when a snow White pigeon layed eggs in our house. My aunt provided a safe place for the eggs and eggs hatched and out came two chicks. The chicks are now grown up and look beautiful.
Props to the maker of this video for taking such good care of them❤
They are so cuuuuuuuuuuuuuute
I have rescued many. Love them 💜
You and Nikola Tesla might've gotten along
I would love to see a time lapse or a picture per day kind of video.
Me to
Pov: you've never seen a baby pigion in your entire life
I do instead of buying it they always make a nest in our house windows and we give them food and make a bird house
I have,someone i know races pigeons, they let me hold baby ones!
@@briannebarton1511Awww I wanna do that. They're so precious
Absolutely beautiful
Yeah they sure do lol I came home from the hospital with my baby and like two weeks later my pigeon laid a couple eggs. They grew so much faster than my child🎉 In fact now they’re independent and Wildin out on their own😂 Definitely the funniest looking baby birds I’ve ever taken care of❤
We'll just not mention that only one was present after the first week. R.I.P. other pigeon
They grow a lot faster when they are the only child and also get chunky, it's beautiful and sad to see them grow so fast as someone that takes care of pigeons❤
They're so cute!
I see a lot, bc we have so much 😆 They're wild a lil bit, but they're so cute. Especially when they are sleeping 🤍
I used to see them all the damn time back when I was in 4th and 5th grade. there a a spot pigeons liked to nest on the playground and I'd watch them every day
We used to refer to them as "Squeakers" on account of the noise they make. Sometimes when checking the nest boxes there'd be the occasional Squeaker that would try to stand up to full height and peck the hand, and would fall flat on there face.
I also on a few occasions been witness to eggs hatching, that was rather special.
But only once did I witness a hen (female) laying an egg
I feel like it would hurt to grow that fast. Also that pigeon enjoying the face pet was precious
I buy All my pigeon when they're 10 days old i really enjoy handfeeding them and watch to grow 😊
I have seen baby pigeons in real life and they were so cute. They kept pecking at the glass whenever I put my finger to it
When I were younger my grandpa had pigeons in our backyard and when i would hold them they were so soft, so warm, you could literally feel they're organs-
My Opa use to race pigeons in Germany. He loved those birds and they loved him back. Still have all the trophies he won back in the day. Rest in peace Opa, Ich liebe dich!
This reminded me of my baby dove... İt was left on brick, under the bright sun it was so hot lil baby was sticked to it.. I tried anything for lil baby to grow up it was so so cute in my eyes it used to sleep on my chest when its cold and loved eating but Unfortunately I lost it 1 week ago.. it was a bit obvious because birb was having hard time with breathing I could see it breath from its beak. I cried so bad but atleast it had a caring fake-mom for a few days..
My family raised a pet pigeon and I remember when he was just a baby. Now he is like 8 years old.
Bless their hearts❤ looking like your daddy side😂😂
Awwww....those are the most alien-looking normal birdies I've never seen!
The 1 week old is so cute😭😭
My baby is 4 days old. Can't wait for her to grow older. She's such a cutie Paatotie
I remember bird watching a baby pigeon on my balcony, and I watched them grow
They start off so cute then butt ugly then so sleek and beautiful.
There's One of these nests on the side of my roof and the mama pigeon always stays beside them. Pretty cool
wow the hatchling, u can see that the dodo is part of the pidgeon familly xD
I firmly believe that dodos never stopped being babies. Dodos were giant babies
I only saw baby pigeons in photos before. At my dad's workplace, they make nests between the windows and the roller blinds (the supposedly "anti pigeon picks" are actually great to retain branches and leaves 😂), so he can see them from the inside and take photos for me. Baby pigeons are so cute 🥰. But you never know if they're gonna make it or not cause the controllers for the roller blinds are in another floor so sometimes accident happens, and most other people don't care since pigeons aren't popular...😢.
They have also a pond full of cute froggies that they have to "remove" every few years cause the noise distract people 😢... Clearly the architect didn't think this through, when he designed the whole place 😂
As someone who has pigeons, this is so true
We had a little pigeon family nesting above where we sat at lunch, we all called the mother tino because we thought she was a boy before she had babies lol
Wow that’s crazy fast growth especially for birds from what I know
Oh my God, they look like little dodos. 💖
Dodos were in the same family of birds as pigeons. Dodos were basically just giant babies.
THE BABJES ARE SO CUTE OMG
Sweet little birds!
ive only seen wild pigeon squabs once, wild dove squabs a couple two or three and many more of my doves’ squabs❤
Adorable lil thangs
I used to raise pigeons when I was younger. Ugly little things, but cute after they leave the nest.
I for one think the babies are adorable
They’re kinda scary when their feathers are just coming in, but they’re so goshdarn cute when they’re fully grown
We've got some doves that started nesting in an empty hanging pot by our front door (we were gonna keep using that pot, but we like the doves better lol) and if we check on them often, we'll get to see the babies as they're starting to get restless and ready to leave the nest. Then, in couple days, nest's all empty again.
I have seen baby pigeons a lot. Because the pigeons in the town I live in just decided that my family's balcony is their new home.
I had once baby pigeons in my house with they're mom she always makes eggs eggs i love her so much
Literally the first time ever seeing a baby pigeon
So beautiful
That's wild! A lot of growing and plumage in so little time.
So adorable
My husband brought home a pair of babies. Bert and Ernie. One was munched by a trash panda and the other found a flock to join.
Now I don't know whether to be sad or happy
They look like Do-Do birds when they are younger 🤩🤩
Dodos were actually pigeons. They were from the same family of birds and so were a pigeon (or a dove, take your pick).
“You’ve never seen a baby pigeon” now I have
I've seen baby pigeon and pigeon eggs before because a pigeon made a nest and laid eggs on my balcony. I got to watch them grow
Baby pigeons are so cute I rescued them before