Moving with my homing pigeon. 

Oh yeah! I was very surprised the firs time it happened, cuz I never trained her to come back home, you know?.... And I bet, if I was to let her go, she would just get lost. And yet, she still wanted to go back and try to find her old home...... instincts.... it's crazy!

Thank you very much Lisa! :) I'm very touched by how sensitive you are (in a good meaning), that you felt my exact emotions when my birds and I moved : heartbreaking and heartwarming!

@@mylittlepigeon278 You have been one of many reasons I adopted a pigeon, a king pigeon at that, along with whom came a sickly little silkie chick. They are both my pride and joy, and that little chick, shes my own special Kurochka Ryaba. We are your own wonderful energy coming back to greet you :)

Thank you so much, Riley, for watching my videos and your kind comment! I really appreciate your extremely high feedback! It means a lot for me! It definitely motivates me to do more :)

It's very kind of you to feed homeless pigeons. It takes a person with a big heart. Really? Pigeons in Quebec are different?! That's new and interesting! :D I didn't know that! :D

@@mylittlepigeon278 ya, people as well as pigeons are different there. My last pigeon's name was Macaw and my dream is to get a macaw and name her Pigeon once I am ready to settle down by myself.

​@@uabir8338 love that, I love names like that

Thank you so so much for your comment, the kind words and support! we really need it now... I never liked moving.... seems like neither my pigeons :D

Thank you for your comment! I'm very happy you liked my video! :)

Спасибо огромное, Маша, за то что посмотрели мои видео! Я очень рада что они вам понравились! :) Сердечно благодарю за ваш коменнтарий с положительным отзывом и добрыми словами поддержки! Для меня это очень много значит и служит огромной мотивацией! Да, я всегда, как говорится, "приростаю" к своему дому.... для меня самой было открытие, что мы с голубями в этом плане очень похожи :D ... и да, вы правы, к новому месту привыкать всегда сложно и долго.

Thank you so much, rozecrest, for watching my videos! I really appreciate your comment with such a lovely feedback! People like you motivate me to find time and make more videos! :)

Thank you very much, Vanessa! Hopefully we'll get used to it soon :)

Thank you! Classic Oriental Frill (Bonnie) is my most favorite breed of pigeons along with Saddle homers (Toby) :D

Oh, thank you so much, Emmanuel, for clicking on notification bell! I will do my best to post more videos! :D It's just very hard, cuz I work full time.... but it's very motivational for me to know that there are people (like yourself :)) that find it worth clicking on notification bell for my channel!

Thank you for sharing your story and the struggle you had... by the sound of it, it's hard for birds in general to move places and adjust to new environment.:(

Thank you for your kind words and support, Small Cat! Thank you very much for your kind words.... yeah, hopefully we all get adjusted to the new environment soon :)

Hey , Stapler! Thank you very much for watching my video and your comment! :)... Unfortunately, it's a misconception that without training pigeons will come back home (feral pigeons get that training naturally by hanging out in the same areas, so they learn landmarks and all that. If you will catch a feral pigeon, take it away.. it will come back to where you took it from :D)... Toby's instinct tells her that she needs to fly home. But if I was to let her out, she would be trying to find the way back, but will get lost, since - not trained. :(

@@mylittlepigeon278 Ah good to know thanks, have you done a video yet where you mentioned whether they poop in one area? Been thinking of getting a pidgeon.. I like the idea of an intelligent small pet that also lives long. Hope you are settling into your new place as well! All the best from Switzerland :)

Thank you! Yeah, Bonnie is a Classic Oriental Frill. The breed of pigeons that was made for the beauty purposes only :D ... you won't be able to train her to come back home as, say, homing pigeons... and she will definitely be super slow in comparison to racing pigeons :D.....

Hey LuckUmotive! Thank you for watching my video and leaving a comment :) Unfortunately any domestic bird that was born and raised with humans, weather pigeon, or chicken, or even a parrot.. will die if "set free". Especially if those birds were tamed and raised as pets. They don't have same instincts nor they understand what "threat" really is. In most cases, they will either die fast under the wheels of a car or starvation and thirst. However, depending on how tame the "set free" "bird is, it will go back to people looking for help ( pets or domestic animals know that humans are the source of food, water and shelter.. that's simply how they've been raised all their life by people. People\pet owners are suppressing their bird's instinct of self-preservation, so that they won't be scared and fully depend on us. That's just the main idea of a pet :D.... despite the fact that naturally wild birds are terrified of us, cuz they know that they technically can be our food... Pet birds think they are one of us...... I know I wrote a lot.. :D .. what I really wanted to say is that " set free" pet bird will either die, or go look for another human to keep being a pet for them. :D... so "set free" works only for a wild bird that was injured, you saved it... and now it's time to return it to their home : which is wild nature :D.. pet birds have their home with humans. :D

hahaha! when I read "far more advanced beings called humans..." I started to laugh! ... so good! :D It's very true... Humans are like pigeons: we like to live an a "flock" but at the same time have our own personal territory :D