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black_cat
♥♥Lover of Leghorns♥♥
We did a pie pan with water and pigeon didn't take any interest. We placed her in it and she just hopped back to her roost. It took up a lot of space so we took it out. Friend's dad is going to build something tomorrow! He'd rather build it with stuff that they have on hand (they have lots of building materials) than buy something new. We're going to do 3x3x3 loft with 3x3x3 aviary. Should the loft be larger and the aviary smaller? What are good proportions? Yep, pigeon is not active almost at all and not making noise. The tag says 2020 on it, which I'm told means that the bird was born this year?@black_cat sand is fine but keep in mind pigeons have strong wings and will fling it around, may be easier to do puppy pads wieghted down instead. Sand can also get stinky and muddy if wetted. If you have enough space try a pie pan, pigeons LOVE baths (even in sub zeros) take a pan of water and splash it around, baby may just be drinking when you're not there too, I'm in Texas and the birds are pretty good at temp regulation, I see my birds take a drink once to twice an hr in 95+° so I wouldn't worry, pigeons aren't like parrots in that they're keen on self harm if depressed, they'll eat and drink but won't be overly active or make noise. Baby will settle in eventually, you can tell by a glance that birds not even a year, it has time to learn![]()