How come you NEVER see baby pigeons?

Answer 1

SIMPLY BECAUSE BABY PIGEONS DONT HAVE FEATHERS ON THEIR WINGS TO HELP THEM FLY.
10 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WITH BREEDING PIGEONS. BABY PIGEON GET FED BY HIS PARENTS FOR AT LEAST 3 TO FOUR WEEKS TILL THEY ARE READY TO FLY OUT.
MAKE SURE ALWAYS YOUR CAGE GATE IS LOCKED AWAY FROM DOGS AND CATS ,AS SOMETIMES THE BABIES DECIDE TO WALK A BIT AND MIGHT BE CAUGHT BY A CAT OR DOG,MIND YOU DOGS DONT EAT THEM ,THEY PLAY WITH THEM AND ROLL OVER TILL THEY SUFFOCATE THEM BUT STILL THEY WONT EAT IT.

Answer 2

there was pigeon roost in an old building when i was a young boy. and i would go and watch then grow,and just watch them.all. once i took a bluejay baby who fell from its nest and raised it, up a little. then i was in the roost and there was a dead mother pigeon on its nest wth eggs and i got the eggs and put it in with where the young bluejay lay on the bottom of the cage and it hatched some of the eggs.!, but none lived..that brought back some child hood memorys thank you,you know I can smell that distinct smell.of that roost even now.

Answer 3

They stay in their nest til they fly. They get bigger than their parents, then trim down as they mature. Nearly grown pigeons are called squabs. Some people used to call them a delicassy. Yuuck!1

Answer 4

because all birds not just pigeons have to be nearly full grown by the time they leave the nest

Answer 5

Adult pigeons are grey.

Teenage pigeons are white.

Baby pigeons are @$$ ugly. UGH!

Answer 6

They are in the nest until they're turfed out by the parent birds when they fledge.

Answer 7

Because you never look in their nest.

Answer 8

For the same reason you never see dead ones......It's a Government conspiracy!!! XD

Answer 9

still in the nest..by the time they are out of the nest, they have their adult feathers

Answer 10

u'll see them if u come to r side of the town