In case you were wondering, this is what baby pigeons look like:
If you already knew what baby pigeons look like, why did you not share this information with the rest of us?
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Myself and Josh always wondered why you never saw baby pigeons in the street. The past few weeks in Manchester have been a real eye-opener, first we found out from a story in Metro that you never see baby Pigeons because they stay in the nest until adulthood…and now we know what they look like!
Manchester is a haven of Pigeon-based knowledge
That’s amazering, looks like baby Dodo (not that I’ve seen any of those knocking around lately either)
What is the name of this kind of pigeon??