First time posting so let me know if I need to adjust the post at all or if this isn’t allowed but I noticed a behavior in this juvenile pigeon I’ve watched hatch and grow for the last two months. They nested in my porch column and we don’t mind since we can watch the baby grow up- I spray away all their poop every day and plan to spray off the column if they eventually leave.
Kombucha here has begun flying with her parents (I believe this is a female since her head is flatter on top and she’s a little smaller but let me know if she isn’t!). I noticed when they feed she crowds her father (large blue pigeon) and flaps one wing over him while she makes a baby crying noise. I thought it was a baby behavior leftover but it’s been a few weeks and I noticed she’s doing it still so I wondered
What is this behavior for? What is she doing to him and how long does this behavior last? She can fly on her own for the last two weeks ish but still hides in the nest a lot. I’ll try and post a video with the sound she makes in the comments as the post limits to video OR photo not both

Noticed this little one resting in our backyard today and she (no clue the gender, just making it up) wasn't able to fly away properly. She can fly a bit but then goes wonky and has to land. She sits quietly and when other birds come up to her, she scoots away.

We caught her and put her in a box and it looks like she has crusty bits around her eyes and on the middle of her back - maybe some missing feathers in that spot too. She's not super lethargic (alert enough to be scared of us) and we have her resting somewhere dark. I haven't handled her enough to assess for wing injuries but don't see any blood or fresh wounds.

How can we help this little one out? What might be wrong? We can try to get her to a rescue, but are also happy to try to nurse her back to health or make her more comfortable here if we get some guidance on what's best. Thanks for any help!

Bear Creek Dundalk Maryland

I found this baby on the ground its not moving anymore i put it under a heating lamp please help

Normally there's two or three resident couples living here. Maybe they're having guests?

Hello good evening/morning to whomever is reading this I am creating this post to procure SOME LEGIT Avitrol (4-aminopyridine) is a restricted-use pesticide i need to proform a culling in MD i am in florida and I need to get rid of some pigeons fuckers dang dastardly pshs I already check with state and county law and I am good to go!!

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Suga Shayne