Pigeon's mom kicked her out of nest. Then a human raised her.

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1. 👌😍❤

2. You are Angel, your husband is very lucky to have you in his life.

3. I’d do it for the morning coo’s.

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5. What a lovely sweet story

6. Pigeons, to know them is to love them.

7. Beautiful

8. Please, always see the good in doves, they are so good creatures.They do not deserve to be seen as "rats of the sky", they are souls as all the other birds – as can be seen here!
   Great story, great documentary!

9. Bless you for being such a beautiful person.

10. Wow 💕

11. That was beautiful! ❤️🙏

12. Wow she is absolut free and dont fly away she must love you very much!! Great job big respect,i wish you have a very long time with your bitd best friend!😉

13. thank you for sharing this story…it warmed my heart. some people just do not believe how much love animals can give……..thank you for your gentle heart and thank you pj for sharing your loving ways with us humans. what a comfort pj must be to you.💗

14. What a great insight to these little birds…amazing. what a lovely lovely lady you are ❤

15. I’m a “birdie “myself,beautiful story ☺️greetings from a hot,sunny South Africa;)

16. You are amazing

17. make me cry with joy for all the love you gave to one another .So geneine

18. What a beautiful person.

19. 😇🤗🤧

20. You are both beautiful ❤️
    That's him!!!
    It's male!!!

21. Pigeons are kicked out of their nest once they develop wings, it is common, most of the time they fly instantly.
    Sometimes they land on ground and can't fly from ground.
    Their parents encourage for a while, if no cats or dogs caught them they make it. Because pigeons don't have hands they can't pick them.
    We raised pigeons and saw hundreds of them take flight throughout my childhood, 5hey nest in higher floors. Sometimes they land in our garden on 5heir first flight.

22. There are not enough people like you in the world to give so much. God bless,

23. When she sat on that baby egg my heart burst❤️

24. The parents were doing their job. that's life.

25. Wow..what a beautiful person…Lord knows we need people like this lady in this world!!

26. I have always love pigeons. Thanks for such inspiring story.

27. goood hearted lady need a few billion more like her to replace the evil humans

28. Right on
    Good for you.

29. The interaction of animals is a miracle

30. Beyond Precious 🐦💙

31. Ahh, PJ's living her best life 💯

32. You can try other grains.
    Eggshells are good ( crushed )

33. What about the baby

34. I love it

35. Stupid pigeon is bragging that she and she alone Controls the life of a stupid human

36. I did the same, rescuing a displaced squab on a construction site, naming it ‘Gen’. I kept her in my field office, allowing her to fly within my personal office after hours as she fledged.
    When I’d go home for the night, she had a nice large cage to rest in.
    When I’d return in the early morning, she’d be ‘cooing’ me a greeting as I returned.
    As she matured, she’d sit on my shoulder as I worked with my laptop…. & ‘coo’…. or hop on top of my large computer monitor & peck at the cursor if I moved it towards her on the screen.
    After hours I’d walk the site before going home, & she’d ride on my shoulder…. & if I put her down & walked away, she’d swoop after me to get back on my shoulder…. to the astonishment of observing hard hats.
    If I stretched out with my legs out to relax, she’d nestle between my legs & slumber.
    I finally took her home, placing her cage by the patio door….. but I left her cage open to the open patio during the day.
    Gradually she would fly off, but come back for food & the comfort & safety of her nest in the cage….. though ultimately joining a local flock…. visiting me less & less.
    I learned a lot about pigeons because of her, like how much they like ‘bathing’…. which always got me laughing as she energetically splashed about ‘her bath’.

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