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u knowâŚâŚâŚâŚâŚ.. peopleâŚâŚ. mean. but a pigeon? fat. small. round. full of dreams. and that? thatâs wonderful.
This is Gracie, he was abandoned at only 3 weeks old but luckily some nice people found him. I adopted him back in July and now he is my buddy!
do pigeons sometimes forget they can fly or what
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8.6.2017 ZĂźrich, Switzerland
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11.05.2017, Jersey City, New Jersey. USA
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I spent a long time by myself following this gorgeous pigeon around a parking lot
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2.5.2017 Stockholm, Sweden
LOWELL, MAâReluctantly admitting he still flinches at the sight of it from time to time, a local pigeon confirmed Wednesday that he feels pretty silly about continuing to be a little scared of the plastic owl on a nearby porch.
The 3-year-old pigeon, who months after his initial encounter with the artificial owl acknowledges he still gets âkind of freaked outâ by it, reportedly doesnât like walking or flying near the railing where the 16-inch-tall lawn ornament has been placed, despite knowing full well that itâs just a harmless piece of molded plastic and not a dangerous predator.
âI completely flipped out the first time I saw that thing, but that was more than a year ago, and Iâve gotta say I feel like kind of an idiot for still being afraid of it now,â said the pigeon, who conceded he will sometimes take out-of-the-way routes to avoid the plastic owl and, when in its vicinity, will circle overhead for several minutes before working up the courage to land. âI get that it isnât real. I even saw it tip over in the wind once, so I know itâs fake. But it still gives me the heebie-jeebies.â
âI canât help it,â he added. âEvery time I see it out of the corner of my eye, Iâm like, âFuck! An owl!ââ
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