Wild Pigeon
The wild pigeon, an ancestor of the domestic pigeon, is a symbol of adaptability and endurance. Found across the globe, these birds thrive in various habitats, from urban landscapes to remote cliffs and forests. Their sleek gray bodies, iridescent neck feathers, and quick, darting flight make them a familiar yet fascinating sight.
Wild pigeons are highly social, often forming large flocks for protection and companionship. Their diet consists of seeds, fruits, and small grains, making them important seed dispersers in their ecosystems. Despite their adaptability, wild pigeons face threats from habitat loss and predation. Protecting these resilient birds ensures their continued role in maintaining ecological balance and adds to the vibrancy of our shared environment.