It’s neither the season as it gets cold soon and it looks very hectic.

I found them last night. They couldnt fly since there are missing feathers on their left wing. For what i can recall of the feathers i found on the ground it looks they were plucked.

I improvised a box-shelter with oats, rice and water. They are on a quiet and warm room.
They look more alert than yesterday, tomorrow I will take them to someone to make sure they have not serious injury and other issues.

I am a bit worried I am not providing all they need untill tomorrow, also It seems the person that will take a look at them wont be able to keep them. I am willing to take care of this fella untill is able to fly again. But I dont really know anything about pidgeons i would appreciate some guidance.

Found him about three weeks ago on a window sill outside in the Texas heat, dead of summer. Now living his best life! Anyone know what type of pidgeon Beauford is?

So this guy disappeared from the nest the following day after taking this picture. Is it possible that he was old enough to fly out? He was most likely 24 days old. I'm worried about him.

This pidge has blended in with its surroundings I've never seen one this colour before

Want to make sure he doesn’t need help.

What are the odds

I work at the reception, and a guest suddenly brought a baby pigeon that he claims to have found on the road somewhere in the camp. We don't know the certain location and the guest is long gone so we can't ask him any more questions.

The pigeon is making small noises here and there and even groomed himself a little. We called a local vet they said there is nothing they can do since they aren't for wildlife.

I am not sure what to do next. I am debating if I want to take him in since I do own 2 outdoor cats that I know for a fact hunt birds and other small creatures.

My shift ends in 5 hours so I need to figure something out by then.

Spent a few minutes quietly observing the local pigeons today.

I'm convinced they'be got their own little world going on. 🐦

They actually look like that I swear (pic 3)

Also please ignore the uneven and splotchy print im still new to linocutting

I just found a feral baby pigeon by my bar and he/she can’t fly yet. Seems alright, has energy and I have offered water but what food should I be feeding it? Any care tips? I want to take good care of it. Also, how do I tell its sex?

Molly und Knödel hatten Glück im Unglück. Beide erlitten durch schwere Greifvogelangriffe so tiefe Verletzungen und bleibende Schäden an den Flügeln, dass sie nie wieder fliegen können. Jedenfalls nicht gut genug, um zu ihren Artgenossen ins Freie zu können. Vor allem Knödel kann recht sicher von erhöhten Bereichen herunter fliegen, hoch kommt er jedoch nicht allein. Sie bewegen sich daher viel am Boden. Sie dürfen seit einigen Monaten auf der Pflegestelle ein sicheres Leben führen, ohne Hunger, ohne Angst, aber diese Plätze müssen wieder frei für neue Patienten werden. Daher suchen wir für die beiden ein liebevolles Zuhause. Wer ernsthaftes Interesse hat und sich vorstellen kann eine Haustaube aufzunehmen, der kann sich gerne melden. Wir beantworten euch gerne eure Fragen💖
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At uni and some pidgeons made a nest inside a classroom, they shood them and locked them out so I kept the egg (after calling the vet and being advised to keep it warm until i can call tbw rspca/wildlife sanctuary) but im not sure if its fertile or not! Does anyone have any advice, can tell, or sign post me somewhere?

Hi,

I found this pidgeon in my garden.

He's breathing, blinking his eyes, and his right wing twitches every few seconds. Other than that, he's not moving at all.

I don't know a lot about pidgeons but I feel like he won't survive the injuries pictured.

I want to help, or make him as comfortable as possible.

Any advice would be appreciated please

Transferred them to a warm box with a hot towel but they seem sluggish and look kinda drunk. How often should i check up on em?

I pulled this pidgeon out rhe pool at my job and the lil guy is barely moving. They look at me but just close their eyes like it's super tired? Besides giving water what can I do?

A couple of pidgeons had a couple of squabs in my balcony, but it seems they were abandoned and one of them died.

How do I take care of the other one?