I did wonder vaguely why feathers kept floating up past my window.
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I did wonder vaguely why feathers kept floating up past my window.
Eventually I looked out and found this individual enjoying a pigeon lunch on my neighbor's air conditioner.
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I did wonder vaguely why feathers kept floating up past my window.
Eventually I looked out and found this individual enjoying a pigeon lunch on my neighbor's air conditioner.
The food chain is what it is. Pigeons pair up for life though. Somewhere one is still waiting for a bird that won't come home.
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I did wonder vaguely why feathers kept floating up past my window.
Eventually I looked out and found this individual enjoying a pigeon lunch on my neighbor's air conditioner.
@angusm lunch on the fly ...
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The food chain is what it is. Pigeons pair up for life though. Somewhere one is still waiting for a bird that won't come home.
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I did wonder vaguely why feathers kept floating up past my window.
Eventually I looked out and found this individual enjoying a pigeon lunch on my neighbor's air conditioner.
@angusm I misread your post and was like "This doesn't look like any species of pigeon I'm familiar with"
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I did wonder vaguely why feathers kept floating up past my window.
Eventually I looked out and found this individual enjoying a pigeon lunch on my neighbor's air conditioner.
@angusm You call it an air conditioner, but to a hawk, itβs a chafing dish for al fresco dining.
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I did wonder vaguely why feathers kept floating up past my window.
Eventually I looked out and found this individual enjoying a pigeon lunch on my neighbor's air conditioner.
@angusm My hawk neighbor is also quite a fan of the local doves.
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I did wonder vaguely why feathers kept floating up past my window.
Eventually I looked out and found this individual enjoying a pigeon lunch on my neighbor's air conditioner.
@angusm oooh. My goodness. Do you get a lot of raptors in your area?
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I did wonder vaguely why feathers kept floating up past my window.
Eventually I looked out and found this individual enjoying a pigeon lunch on my neighbor's air conditioner.
@angusm I once watched a falcon disassemble a pigeon in my back yard. When he was done, I went out to inspect the remains. Aside from feathers, there was one drop of blood in the snow and absolutely nothing else except the falcon's footprints.
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