A pigeon with blue-gray plumage and dark wingbars perches on a thin branch beside a tree trunk with a large knot hole, set against a blurred green woodland background.
pidgin
I think that's not right
pigeon? idk
That’s honestly a rare sighting for most of us I think.
Presumably a feral pigeon (with its ancestors tending to Rock Dove) - so city dwellers ought to be familiar with the general type. Being a mongrel, that particiular plumage is indeed rare or even unique!
But a well posed pigeon is good to photo :)
Sorry, due to lack of sleep I was halfway dazed yesterday. In my head, the forest-like location was what I meant as a rare sight.
Ah, that makes a lot more sense - certainly in the UK in woodland I'd expect Wood Pigeons, not Feral.
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