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link to The Complete Guide To Pigeons (Columbidae)

The Complete Guide To Pigeons (Columbidae)

Pigeons (otherwise known as the rock dove) are a common, sturdy type of bird famously known for living alongside humans in cities and other urban areas. Latin NameColumbia LiviaAlso Known...

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Dead Pigeon Meaning

Dead pigeons are generally seen as a bad sign if you believe in such things. Pigeons and doves are very symbolic and represent a lot of things most notably peace, purity and wisdom. The death...

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What Is A Female Pigeon Called?

A female pigeon is called a Hen. Female pigeons who are less than a year old are Young Hens, female pigeons over one-year-old are Old Hens. Female pigeons are very easy to confuse with...

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Where Do Pigeons Come From?

The pigeons we know today come from Rock Doves that were domesticated way back in the past. It is believed that these feral doves originated along the northern coast of Africa and the coastal...

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Do Pigeons Have Teeth?

No, pigeons don’t have teeth. There is only one exception to this within the pigeon family and that is Samoa's tooth-billed pigeon. Common pigeons don’t have teeth because of the way...

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What Is A Male Pigeon Called?

A male pigeon is called a Cock. Male pigeons are easy to confuse with female pigeons as they are the same size and they also help to incubate eggs, sharing the job with their female partner. If...

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