Hand-raising pigeons

[larrylofts]

THIS BIRD LOOKS LIKE GETTING SPLAYED LEGGED MEANING HAS NOTHING FOR THE FEET TO GRASP AND KEEP ITS FEET UNDER IT THIS MAYBE THE PIC SHOWING THE LEG OUT TO THE SIDE JUST LOOKING AT IT FROM THE PIC SHOWN

 

[Dipsy Doodle Doo]

Thanks : )
I didn't know it needs something (straw?) in there.

 

[Dipsy Doodle Doo]

And thanks again for bringing that to my attention. I think the pigeon-child was possibly headed toward spraddle-leg / splay leg, but that is straightening out.
I changed the consistancy of the food from thin to more pudding-ish and feedings are 3 - 4 hours apart (I wait on crop to empty).
We had a bit of an 'Oh %$#@' moment today when my dog (who loves all babies and is enchanted by the pigeon-child) stuck her snout under my arm and sent the baby flying --- weee --- splat!
I was sure it had 'broken-somethings' from hitting the floor so hard. It seems to be OK.
Its' name will be 'Bumble', because "Bumbles Bounce".