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Ringed Pigeon guest?

blue4ever · 2011-07-13 16:05:49

I’ve juste noticed that I have a house guest on the balcony in the form of a pigeon – not the normal type, who are regular guests, but one that’s ringed and does look a little leaner. He/she has taken to resting by sitting down (for the last 1.5 hours) and the ring is no longer visible. The bird seem quite happy and is…

13-07-2011 05:05PM

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blue4ever

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I’ve juste noticed that I have a house guest on the balcony in the form of a pigeon – not the normal type, who are regular guests, but one that’s ringed and does look a little leaner.

He/she has taken to resting by sitting down (for the last 1.5 hours) and the ring is no longer visible. The bird seem quite happy and is looking over onto a small green area with lots of other wildlife (inc pigeons)

I’ve left some water out near enough to the bird – any other suggestions. I think it’s just still recovering for the Leinster Final (!) – that’s all, as it seems to be ok otherwise.

Any other suggestions/tips?

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#2 13-07-2011 06:53PM

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It's quite common for racing pigeons to arrive - I had two over the years. They tend to hang around to build up their strength & then leave. Some bird seed wouldn't go amiss.

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