Do you really think pigeons eat that? 

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​​@@mylittlepigeon278 what happened to that regulation? In London it is forbidden pretty much every where poor pigeons suffer a lot coz ppl are afraid to feed and those who feed get a ton of hate P.s onion is not harmful ive literally used garlic, turmuric and onion to help heal my pigeons and remove from bacteria and parasites ect

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Very late, but I absolutely agree. People just need to shut the f*ck up. I was talking about how I would love to have a pigeon after my studies and a friend just straight up told me "ooh pigeon tastes really good! I love to eat that." And I got really mad. Wtf is wrong with some people. Sorry I'm just very passionate about this.

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Oh thank you so much! :) I really hope I won't disappoint you with the frequency of my uploads.... unfortunately I work full time and try to upload at least once a month.. but sometimes it takes longer ... I'm the only one who makes the whole thing from script and gathering information to the final compositing :)

@@mylittlepigeon278 that’s completely understandable, I know it probably isn’t easy juggling RU-vid and work, especially when you put out high quality vids like you do, so do what you have to do and prioritise what’s most important! Until then I will be eagerly waiting for another video:D

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Oh :( It's very sad for me to hear about your dog :( I really appreciate you sharing your story! Great Dane are such a beautiful breed... i think the misconception that dogs, especially big ones are ok to eat bones came from cartoons (I'm not sure, I'm actually making this up)... i just remember as a kid I watched cartoons and dogs were always shown laying down somewhere and chewing on a bone... or fighting over a bone... And that image stayed with me as "it's ok" for a very long time.... And you know what, there are a lot of adults that still think that it's ok to give chicken bones to homeless dogs... and it's heart breaking for me, knowing how many of dogs die in pain because of it. :(

Hey! Thank you so much for your comment! I hope you will enjoy other videos that I will upload :) Unfortunately because I work full time, I don't have much free time to make as much content as I want :(. But I am now compositing a video about a healthy diet for a pet pigeon :) Hope to finish it within the next couple of weeks :).... hopefully...

Raising young pigeon's are easy as long as there fledged all you need is a mix of grain and water bowl. They will find the grain easily and the bird will take it from there but as for water you may have show them by dipping there beak in the water. As for babies in the nest not so easy as pigeon's both male(cock)and female(hen) both perduce milk and is not easily reproduced can't help there. Hope this was helpful

@@chrisabbott6462 thank you yes, I was mainly referring to the latter, tiny babies still in nests!

Hello Grey. Unfortunately they can't digest it. If they would eat a small amount and get food poisoning, some of them would be able to puke it out.. and those who would eat a lot or for some reason would not be able to empty their crop will die. We won't see them dying.. or there would be no piles of dead pigeons in the streets.. because when they feel not well, they usually find safe spot and hide themselves from the predator's and die quietly from food poisoning. In Toronto there are a lot of boutiques that put bowls of water and dog treats out on their porch for dog owners.... and I saw pigeons hungrily trying to swallow huge dry pieces of those dog treats. It was heart breaking for me to see, realizing that those pigeons starved to the point that they would even try and eat those huge dog treats that have absolutely nothing is common with grain or seeds.

@@mylittlepigeon278 🥺 oh no! I thought they were much tougher than that. I will keep feeding hungry pigeons (proper seeds of course). Now I know that they attempt eating anything when pushed by hunger. Thanks!

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Hey Blunderbuss13! I'm very happy to hear that you want to give a home to a feral pigeon! Wish everyone had as kind of a heart as you! 1) That process takes a LONG time.... you are thinking a couple of months... I mean, pigeons know they are designed by the nature to be food for Hawks and whatnot.. and so they don't want to be eaten :D 2) there is very little diseases that you can get from a pigeon and they are very hard to get UNLESS your immune system is compromised. With that being said if you are planning to have a bird as your pet you absolutely MUST take it to the vet once you have it. I'm not a professional feral pigeon master .. lol....but yes, feeding it will do the trick :) Leave a little bit of food out (small portion, like... a pinch of say split green peas) and then go away... come back, to see if the pigeon ate everything.. than give a small pinch again on the same spot as before.... at the beginning the main idea is not to scare the bird away (so hanging out by the window may be a bit intimidating at the beginning.. so you may need to go further into the room)..... BUT don't just leave a bag of seeds outside either, if you want to tame it. Cuz then it will be coming as it wants eat as much as it needs and be scared of you. But we need to make sure that the pigeon will associate you with food :D Eventually you will see that the pigeon will be hanging around your terrace and waiting for food (usually in the morning, around 8 - 9am and then evening before sunset). Make sure it will see you when you come out with a pinch of food (btw, raw shelled sun flower seeds are absolute best :D or raw unsalted peanuts)... so like - when you are around "food magically appears" lol.... later on as soon as YOU will see the pigeon sitting by the "feeding spot", come out with a small shallow cat plate with about 1 tbsp of Wild Bird Mix... place it on the "usual feeding spot" and step aside, but so that pigeon will see you :D.. as soon as the pigeon will leave - you should go out and take the plate away..... when the pigeon will come back again - you come out and place the plate out again............. eventually you should move the plate closer and closer into your home. OH one more thing, leave a shallow plate with water at the "feeding spot" available at all times.... They get very thirsty and they love water to bathe. :) Hope that helps. Good luck :)

@@mylittlepigeon278 the pigeon is already kind of used to being near humans, since it used to be kept by some kids down street up until a month ago so it isn't necessarily as timid as just a feral pigeon but i'll keep that in mind. the only things i have at hand to feed them currently are rice and oatmeal, that's fine, right? also, if it does take a few months to get it used to me, i might have to move houses before i can bring it with me without like, a bola or some net gun or something lol

@@blunderbuss1395 Oh, i'm sorry to hear that you are limited in time to take the bird with you as you are moving :( But yes rice and oatmeal will do. I would still look for raw unsalted shelled sun flower seeds (you can get it from groceries store)- it's the "treat food" for pigeons. Unfortunately I don't know any DIY traps for birds... therefore can't really give you good advice on that matter, I'm sorry :( But I hope everything will work out for the best for you and for the pigeon.

Здравствуйте! Очень рада что Вам понравились мои видео и Вы нашли их смешными! :) Я вот на днях хочу сделать имейл для этого сайта, все же персональные данные давать как-то побаиваюсь.. человек я совсем не публичный :D... но все откладываю из-за работы.... а Вы голубем обзавелись? :)

Это было бы здорово. Конечно я не хочу что бы Вы публиковали Ваши данные! Но пока что я могу дать временный имейл, если не возражаете? :) К сожалению голубя у меня пока нет :(

Hey SunnyPeach! Thank you so much for watching my video! I'm very happy you liked it! And HOLY SMOKES you wrote a long message :D .... your "please answer" absolutely melted my heart.... I am definitey planning to make a video about this... but with me working full time, no idea how fast i will make it... so lol am not a super-maga -pigeon -Guru LOL, but I will answer your questions to the best of my knowledge :) ....SO.... *rolling up sleeves*.. here we go ... 1) sexual behavior and "overpetting" - funny enough but i found that overpetting thing true only for parrots. Pigeons are interesting animals that, seems, like they need to bond to someone regardless. So even if you won't touch your pigeon but will be the one that spends a lot of time with it and feeds it - it will bond to you. Female pigeon will lay eggs at the age of 5-6 months regardless if it has "official" mate or not. So you are right, they will lay eggs regardless, and that's normal. Think about this as period in female.. say... dogs.... even if you will not "overpet" your female dog, it will have period no matter what.... same goes to female pigeons - it will lay eggs no matter what (well, unless you will stop giving it food\grit and make your room temperature negative 10 Celsius starting November to March :P) 2) about replacing eggs - if you have a mated pair of pigeons (male and female) then yes, you will need to get plastic eggs (amazon has them) and replace the real eggs with fakes ones. Don't remove eggs completely, cuz that will just restart the cycle and your female will lay another pair of eggs in a week, instate of supposed month (they lay eggs in about every month... so 20 days in the nest, one week - out and about... busy schedule I tell ya :D) 3) being aggressive - if you have amated pair, yes, they will be protecting their nest , but not like fly in your face and try to claw your eyes out.... they will coo, be all puffed up, try to scare you by "biting the air" well and you -if you will try to steel their eggs.... but once they come out of the nest - they are chill and interactive birds.. though yes they are territorial... so if they will think your roommate is trying to "nest in their nest" they will be aggressive... well.. again aggressive meanig cooing and puffing up :D .. but that is easily fixable if every time your roomate will be coming over they will "bring the sacrifice to the pigeons in the form of raw unsalted sun flower seeds " :P 3) nesting material - it's very funny to watch how they are being extremely picky about what "nesting material" they bring to the nest :D. I would say it is important to give it to them cuz they get.... what's the word... like.. they get "not at ease" and really looking for stuff to make their nest cozy :D Just part of their nature... like for us - we need a bunch of sh.... stuff to make our apartment nice and comfortable LOL.... SO, i found that Toby likes stiff (almost like cardboard) paper that is cut in about 10cmx0.5cm rectangles. 4) about allergies - unfortunately the only way to know if you are allergic to bird dander is to go see the doctor and do the test. As far as I know they make like a little scratch on your arm and put the supposed allergen and see how your immune system will react. But again... you may not have it now, but can develop it.... like i have a friend that never had a peanut allergies, but randomly got it as he grew older.... happens.. I hope i answered your questions.... yes\may be o (underline the correct answer :D )

​@@mylittlepigeon278 😱 Thanks so much for replying! That pretty much answered everything. Thanks for being so sincere! 😁

O_o holyyyyy.. really? hahahah " my budgie heartlessly murder and eat many fungus gnats" - love this phrase :D! I didn't know that parrot would do that.. well, parrots are more active, may be your pet was doing it as an entertainment, and not because she\he is missing nutrients... I don't know :D But thank you so much for sharing your observation! I would never think that a parrot would eat fungus gnats :D

@@mylittlepigeon278 honestly, while he could have had nutrient deficiencies (thanks to him never acclimating to the diet i tried feeding him after being fed only millet in the pet shop i got him from) i think he just liked to vent out his frustrations through blood sport since there was nothing smaller than him to antagonize in the house

:D Hey, Andres! I don't have Instagram ..... I'm not very " social media person". I have Facebook that I forgot password for like 5 years ago..... so.. yeah... XD

@@mylittlepigeon278 I understand 😂 your videos are very interesting & I can say I am definitely intrigued with everything… I would like to contact you through whatsapp ? If you have that….😌

ahahhahah!!! OMG it's so true! haha.... dammit .. now I can't un-see it.... gonna need to change the name and the cover image... :D