Comic by Roz Chast, published in The New Yorker
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It’s okay, little pigeon. You’re beautiful in my eyes.
The desire for recognition
I love pigeons so he’d be living the dream if I was around. I have so many pictures of pigeons saved on my phone
This was the silly little fella I met on Friday:
Or this white pigeon
These are all gorgeous! Are they domestic or feral? They don’t fit the most common pigeon coloration I see in feral pigeons in the US, but I definitely have seen some feral pigeons with extremely unique coloration and it’s always so cool. (Though every single pigeon, no matter how “common,” is beautiful in my eyes. Unironically, they are one of my favorite birds.) Also, you might be from the UK or something, and I don’t know much about the state of pigeons there, or if you have any truly wild pigeons vs. feral ones.
All feral. There’s a flock of 30 that are regulars on my street. Most are standard rock pigeons and a few wood pigeons.
Very cool!
How about these beauties
Absolutely stunning 😍
Everyone should give Pidgeonometry by Aesop Rock a listen
I don’t know who needs to hear this, but pigeons are domesticated and free you can just take them. It’s the same as taking home a stray cat.
Tasty too!
Pffft.
If that’s a New York pigeon than its wildest dream is grabbing a slice of pizza away from a rat.
I relate to your pigeon more than the one above
