Wood Pigeon (Columba palumbus) Pausing during feeding. A habit all birds have to check for predators, pausing briefly during activity especially bathing and feeding. Rather than feed their young insects, pigeons feed them a milk formed from sloughing off fluid-filled cells in the crop lining and is more nutritious than human or cow's milk
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Wood Pigeon (Columba palumbus) Pausing during feeding. Wigan Lancashire, UK
Wood Pigeon (Columba palumbus) Pausing during feeding. A habit all birds have to check for predators, pausing briefly during activity especially bathing and feeding. Rather than feed their young insects, pigeons feed them a milk formed from sloughing off fluid-filled cells in the crop lining and is more nutritious than human or cow's milk

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Date: 9 Feb 2011
Location: Wigan Lancashire, North West UK
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