Pigeons

Another pigeon squab arrives to be hand reared.

This squab needed rescuing, he was on the floor having fallen out of the nest. Far too often fledglings are picked up which should not be disturbed.

Pigeons make great parents, but they aren’t very clever at making secure nests, they often resemble a pile of twigs and not much more.

Fluffy here will now need to be tube fed until eating on his own.

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