Why doesn't anybody ever see baby pigeons?
462213
It just isn't true that you see baby everything else and not pigeons. You don't see baby sparrows either. Or baby hummingbirds or baby crows. Most baby birds (with some exceptions, like chickens and ducks) are naked and helpless when they hatch. They grow very fast, but you don't see them until they're big enough to fly out of the nest. By that time, they are the same size as adults and are almost completely feathered. So the answer is, you DO see baby pigeons, you just can't tell they're babies.
1055957
This is such a great question, I don't think they do exist though. They're probably just an amalgam of a hundred random faces you see in a day.
583545
This is a question they're still trying to answer. The sparrows have died off or disappeared very quickly, and there are movements trying to find out what happened and see if they can reverse the trend.\n\nThe cockney sparrow is extinct. The house sparrow that once was so widespread has also experienced a decline in numbers, with a 59% drop between 1994 and 2000. Some blame the car and its pollution for the decline; others blame predators such as cats and magpies. Still others suggest that inhabitants who "neaten their yard" excessively are guilty of eliminating nesting grounds. Whatever the cause, the public has begun to take notice, however, and preservation attempts are on the rise.
466426
i dont get your question... why can't we see them?
201586
because they are so rare that i have never heard of them 'till now
457062
There are wild pigeons; they are called rock doves, though I sometimes think 'concrete doves' would be a better name.
592703
They are used for sport by thousands of fanciers worldwide. If you're asking are they used by militaries around the world, then - except in a few specialized instances - no.  They are sometimes used still to carry samples across city traffic by some med labs and to carry film for some companies which take photos of people on rafting trips.\n\nIf you'd like to find out more about racing pigeons, you can go to both the American Racing Pigeon Union site at: http://www.pigeon.org and the International Federation of Homing Pigeon Fanciers site at: http://www.ifpigeon.com/\n\nIf you're in Canada, there's also the Canadian Racing Pigeon Union at: http://www.canadianracingpigeonunion.com/
637256
This is because pigeons don't urinate like we do, which is how we get rid of our urea. The white colour is produced by the solid, powder form of uric acid (which they produce instead of urea, as they are smaller). I hope this helps.
847681
This basically is how rare they are to get and see!!! \n\nE.G: \n\nYou can see a bird(birdies): these are really easy to get 1 under par!! \n\nEagles are a little rarer you don't see them as often but you can!! (2 under par)\n\nAlbatross now these are the rarest birds these don't happen that often or you don't see them that often (3 under par)!!\n\n(Hope this helps-Happy Golfing)
357665
i've lived in the outback for most of my childhood and never seen any such animals. i say there's no proof and there not here. it would be cool to see one though
401338
If m pigeons are put into m pigeonholes, there is an empty hole iff there's a hole with more than one pigeon.\n\nIf there are 6 people at a party, then either 3 of them knew each other before the party or 3 of them were complete strangers before the party.\n\nAlmost trivial....
178295
i did a small unit in animal behaviour and physiology and from what i remember .. birds have a much narrower vision (acuity of vision) which enables them to detect preys for examples from large distances while flying .. thats all i know, it not ... mm .. that informative.. but i hope it helped .. lol
549251
so rare that it doesn't exist
672323
so ,what do you mean ??? nothing happens until the birds are in your mind , but nobody knows .maybe you should ask more clearly !
391584
this also means that if the pigeons are randomly put into boxes, even if there are many more boxes than pigeons, there is a pretty good chance that two pigeons will be put into the same box. this explains why even if you only know a few dozen people, there's a pretty good chance two of them have the same birthday. check http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pigeonhole_principle and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_paradox
134428
depends on what kind of babies you mean. Baby chicks for example hatch from eggs. Everyone knows storks bring baby humans.
300117
The only ones I have ever seen were at the zoo, and I thought they were beautiful creatures, but I suppose if \nI came across one in the woods yeah I would be scared.