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Matilda Special Pigeon Angel

Posts: 9199 Join date: 2009-01-11 Location: Pacific Northwest of the United States of America
 | Subject: True confessions of a Crazy Pigeon Person... Mon Nov 02, 2009 12:26 pm | |
| Okay...I'll confess first... For the first 4 years of Sammy and Romey's life, they bathed with me. Once I even heard myself say...will you two hurry up and take your bath...I wanna get out of here!  :That\\\'s so f |
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plamenh Special Pigeon Angel

Posts: 881 Join date: 2009-09-10 Location: Johannesburg, South Africa
 | Subject: Re: True confessions of a Crazy Pigeon Person... Mon Nov 02, 2009 12:46 pm | |
| Was that a bubble bath or just a warm water with drops of ACV, Charis? Ok, my turn, I like to smell pigeons. Not their poop, no, no.  I love the smell of healthy dry warm and fluffy pigeon feathers on the neck. It is bit dusty smell, makes you sneeze sometime, but for me it is so comforting. |
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Matilda Special Pigeon Angel

Posts: 9199 Join date: 2009-01-11 Location: Pacific Northwest of the United States of America
 | Subject: Re: True confessions of a Crazy Pigeon Person... Mon Nov 02, 2009 12:53 pm | |
| I like to kiss Pigeons on the top of the head. I know what you mean, plamenh, about the dusty smell...makes me sneeze too.  |
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AZWhitefeather Owner/Administrator

Posts: 10861 Join date: 2009-01-11 Location: Arizona Southwestern United States
 | Subject: Re: True confessions of a Crazy Pigeon Person... Mon Nov 02, 2009 12:59 pm | |
| I love to smell a pigeon's feathers right after they have taken a bath. _________________ Cindy
A Pigeon's Prayer Please watch over us while we fly, Keeping us safe from the predators that share the sky.
If we become ill or injured in any way, Please lead us to safety where we are welcome to stay.
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rattyfied Special Pigeon Angel

Posts: 344 Join date: 2009-09-20 Location: UK
 | Subject: Re: True confessions of a Crazy Pigeon Person... Mon Nov 02, 2009 1:14 pm | |
| not having pijies of my own i am obsessed with watching the feral flock...through binoculars everytime i am in the kitchen in daylight hours i spy on them i'm cursing the season as my chances are limited to mornings and weekends now, plus the kettle steams the windows up and i've got a "virtual" scrapbook, just like a kid's project, it's a powerpoint doc with pics i've collected from the internet and stuck in there | plamenh wrote: | ...I like to smell pigeons. Not their poop, no, no. I love the smell of healthy dry warm and fluffy pigeon feathers on the neck. It is bit dusty smell, makes you sneeze sometime, but for me it is so comforting. |
there's loads of us like that in the rat fancy; i've even passed, and been passed a rat to sniff boys smell a bit like basmati rice or digestive biscuits; girls more floral...i had one that smelt like fabric conditioner |
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Matilda Special Pigeon Angel

Posts: 9199 Join date: 2009-01-11 Location: Pacific Northwest of the United States of America
 | Subject: Re: True confessions of a Crazy Pigeon Person... Mon Nov 02, 2009 1:40 pm | |
| I have more confessions  but I'm not going to spill the beans until a few more of you fess up.  |
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Ivor
Posts: 17 Join date: 2009-03-20 Age: 35 Location: California, United States
 | Subject: Here is my confession Mon Nov 02, 2009 1:58 pm | |
| My confession, I love to kiss their butt, yessss that's what I'm saying, is puffy and also clean of course unless is something wrong with them, but I love it, and also the smell around the neck, and if they are under my sheet after that they smell even better, I don't know sometimes I think smell like bread. The one that I had before also used to shower with me, I think he was a voyeur... Ivette  |
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Matilda Special Pigeon Angel

Posts: 9199 Join date: 2009-01-11 Location: Pacific Northwest of the United States of America
 | Subject: Re: True confessions of a Crazy Pigeon Person... Mon Nov 02, 2009 1:59 pm | |
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Tech Special Pigeon Angel
Posts: 364 Join date: 2009-09-17 Location: Azusa, CA
 | Subject: Re: True confessions of a Crazy Pigeon Person... Mon Nov 02, 2009 2:24 pm | |
| Talking to them like I am talking to my own kids (which I do not have, yet). Like: 1. "Hey, Piggy or Bank, eat your breakfast now or else you will not grow up!". And you know they look at you, they listen and answer a smooth low sounding " Grrk, grrk, grrk, grrk" !! 2. Every time I clean their liner when they're inside the cage, they tend to be very territorial pecking at my hands so I just have to tell them - "I'm just the cleaning lady, I am not bothering your privacy Sir/Maam." 3. Smell their poop which of course does not smell like perfume but I just love smelling it, I don't know why! |
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Tech Special Pigeon Angel
Posts: 364 Join date: 2009-09-17 Location: Azusa, CA
 | Subject: Re: True confessions of a Crazy Pigeon Person... Mon Nov 02, 2009 2:27 pm | |
| Oh and of course, smooch or kiss any part of them where I could get the chance to - because they peck a lot. One time Piggy pecked on my eye side, that was very dangerous. |
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Ivor
Posts: 17 Join date: 2009-03-20 Age: 35 Location: California, United States
 | Subject: My crazy confessions Mon Nov 02, 2009 2:33 pm | |
| I also love to kiss their feet, and believe me guys I'm not into fetishes, that is exclusive for my pigeon... LOL Ivette |
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Luna Wolf Special Pigeon Angel

Posts: 267 Join date: 2009-07-14 Age: 17
 | Subject: Re: True confessions of a Crazy Pigeon Person... Mon Nov 02, 2009 2:34 pm | |
| Another pigeon-sniffer here! I wish they weren't so scared of me so I could do it more often.  I've tasted their seed too. Not half bad. I have more photos of my pigeons than myself on my facebook. More photos of birds than humans on my camera too.  Whenever they coo I always try and imitate them. I must not be very good at it, they never respond at all. | Quote: | there's loads of us like that in the rat fancy; i've even passed, and been passed a rat to sniff boys smell a bit like basmati rice or digestive biscuits; girls more floral...i had one that smelt like fabric conditioner | Hehe, I'm always trying to get people to sniff my rats. My boy smells like pomegranates and I had some girls that smelled like grape koolaide. |
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Matilda Special Pigeon Angel

Posts: 9199 Join date: 2009-01-11 Location: Pacific Northwest of the United States of America
 | Subject: Re: True confessions of a Crazy Pigeon Person... Mon Nov 02, 2009 3:57 pm | |
| You guys are Crazy Pigeon People for sure. For 3 years, Sammy and Romey had free flight of my house. The built their nest out of what ever small things they could find, such as Q tips and earrings, on top of an old wardrobe in my bedroom. Sammy slept at the foot of my bed on a towel. Most mornnings I would wake up to see 2 Pigeon faces staring at me. I swear they where thinking...Is she still alive?  |
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NiteOwl Special Pigeon Angel

Posts: 2194 Join date: 2009-01-19 Location: Southern New England
 | Subject: Re: True confessions of a Crazy Pigeon Person... Mon Nov 02, 2009 9:45 pm | |
| Okay, you guys are all  ! Screech took baths with me a few times when he was just a couple of months old. He would follow me into the bathroom, and land on the side of the tub, then jump onto me. He liked the warm water I think. The loft is connected to my house. I can watch them through a window that leads right into the loft, so I get to check on them whenever I want to. When evening comes, I dim their light, sort of like the sun going down. It's to let them know that it's time to get on their perches for the night. Everyone has their favorite perch where they sleep each night. I always check before dousing the light to make sure that everyone is where they're supposed to be. Every now and then one of the males will try to take anothers perch. I'm so bad that if one has been ousted from "their" perch, I will go in and remove the offender, and put the right bird back on his perch. I can't even let them fight their own battles. LOL. And I scold them like naughty children. If I see one of the males picking on another bird, I will pop in and say his name, and point to his nest box. Normally, the misbehaving bird will look at me for a few seconds, then fly to his nestbox. My birds understand TIME OUT. How nuts is that? I spend so much time with them that they actually seem to know what I'm saying. And btw Plamenh, I love the way a clean pigeon smells. |
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Matilda Special Pigeon Angel

Posts: 9199 Join date: 2009-01-11 Location: Pacific Northwest of the United States of America
 | Subject: Re: True confessions of a Crazy Pigeon Person... Mon Nov 02, 2009 11:00 pm | |
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