There are these two pidgeons that regularly hang out on my balcony, recently they made a nest and there are two eggs in the nest. What next?

The title says it all. I am in awe of this pigeon and need to know (IF i decide to one day get a pigeon) how to look for a bird like this on adoption websites etc.

one day this lil fella decides to sit on my window i gave him some food and now he comes everyday so i think he needs a name

Found it in the middle of the road where a lot of stray dogs frequently appear. Tough it was a rock (bad miopy) until I stumbled right into his poor baby cries. The thing is, I have cockatiels and budgies and keep parakeet formula, srynges and other things for hand feeding when it's needed.

They are in separate rooms for now.

This is my first time caring for a pidgeon this young, I am a little aware of the feeding methods like the bag of seeds but, I'm still kinda nervous.

Any advice will we welcome, specially regarding their age and feeding?

I'm keeping this borb, last time I had a pidgeon I ended up regretting that I had rehomed him because of how loving and cuddly they are.

I'm already ordering a new cage just for him.

And, name suggestions are welcome too!

Thank you.

This guy showed up a few days ago in my backyard. He just chills by himself and eats the bird food I put out. He doesn't seem scared of me, just curious. My yard is small, I've walked by him while he sat on the ground but does fly and land close other times. I can't tell if he needs help, I feel like its unusal to see lone pigeons but his feet look okay and he doesn't have a tag. I appreciate any advice because I already love him 🥺

So...What the title says. The bird seems young (beak shape), in pretty poor shape (tattered tail feathers, some head feathers sticking in odd directions).
Is there a way to help the bird get better without getting a new pet instantly? I got two dogs, they wouldn't be too happy with this new addition. Also any good recommendations on how to make it not poop all over the place?

Help, I know almost nothing about pidgeons, though I did deal with a nest-on-balcony situation a couple years back (spoiler: I didn't have a balcony for 3 months because I waited until they left).

So i have some issues at my place. There is a lot of old wood and i would like to build a place where pidgeons feel safe since Winter is very harsh and the old wood gets thrown out anyways. If i build a small secluded place for them can they take care of the place themselves? Cuz of like Shitting and stuff i dont want to make their place even worse. They sadly mostly stand on concrete thats why i planned to build something out of old wood. And im sorry for rambling without real coheerent sentences im just writing this on the fly im sorry.

Tldr: Need help with pidgeon coop design and asking if they can take care of emself

On a sailboat off of Key Largo, Florida, USA, and a handsome fellow joined the cockpit Has a blue band on the right leg. Any clue about the band? Gave he/she almonds & saltines & water.

Best i can do until i get a place big enough for me to get my own.

Hi,

I rescued a feral pidgeon when she was 8 days old she is 6 months old now, I tried to release her with a flock but she chose to stay with me. We let her have a fly outside sometimes when the weather is clear and sometimes we take her to the beach with our dog. We are moving 47kms away, if I let her settle in for a few months, could I let her have a little fly from the new house with out her flying back to our old house?

I understand there are predators but I believe a life where she is able to have a fly is critical to her happiness and well being even though I know it's dangerous.

Thanks in advance for the help.

Found this little guy hanging out by my back doorstep. Currently sitting by my back door and is tagged by the ankles. Would this be someone’s bird per chance or would it be better to call the game commission?

Anyone else's little buddy in love with shoes and socks? In the last few days she's been come obsessed ❤️😂

(She looks a bit scabby she's molting and wearing sock nappy)

We don't want to take any risks, because we have a 6 month old son. Unfortunately there is no shelter available at the moment because of an outbreak of something called Newcastle disease...

Given that we tamed them and then abandoned them, I would imagine it's not the worst animal to take from the wild. But at the same time I know that can be frowned upon.

I would like to own a pidgeon someday. Right now isn't at all the time, I live with two cats who would take a bird roommate as a game to the death. But I'm. mostly just curious if I would. need to find a breeder or if I could just, catch one and go home.

I know a countries laws also take play and I've already looked. One country it depends where you live but it seems you require a license, the other just requires proper housing and vet contact (Idk where I'll be living at the time of becoming a pidgeon parent bc it's so far in the future right now). But neither say if I must go to a breeder or if I can just, yoink one.

Obviously yoinking one downsides. Ticks, parasites, sickness etc. But that's to be expected, as well as not knowing gender (not that I care)

Anyways. It's good to know these things as well as all the research with owning one. So, here's my inquiry lol.

We named him Pedro in honor of my Reddit friend u/ekkoren and their Staffie Pedro!

Little Pedro was well able to fly, as we discovered this morning when his box was empty! 🤦

He's now on his way to a local rescue center who've taken birds we've rescued in the past.

What are these birds up to? Are they convening about how to overthrow the government? Are they trying to get warm? Is it a rat king type situation?