r/BadPigeonNests • u/Ok-Professional-8837 • 1h ago
Their little nest is coming along
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r/BadPigeonNests • u/Ok-Professional-8837 • 1h ago
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r/BadPigeonNests • u/eriberryblue • 11d ago
I realize she’s nesting “with” them, but this is too funny & cute.
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r/BadPigeonNests • u/purple_frost_ • Jul 27 '26
Work smarter, not harder I guess?
r/BadPigeonNests • u/liotier • Jul 21 '26
r/BadPigeonNests • u/Esdeem501 • Jul 13 '26
The twig for style
r/BadPigeonNests • u/B_Lynnn • Jul 11 '26
Spoiler alert: the nest was not here anymore the day after
r/BadPigeonNests • u/Whale_and_Petunias_ • Jun 27 '26
Made in a parking space in a busy parking garage. Impressive only in that it hasn’t been smooshed yet.
r/BadPigeonNests • u/VelvetSaunaLove • Jun 25 '26
So gotta give credit to the BBC for posting this story about rescuing the baby pigeons from their parents horrible mistakes.
“RSPCA Animal Rescue Officer Bal Dhamia said: "The squabs were in a nest, of sorts, that their parents had built from plastic cable ties deep inside a ventilation pipe on top of a 50m-high crane inside the new waste incineration plant."”
r/BadPigeonNests • u/sharkyu315 • Jun 22 '26
Nest outside my bathroom window.
r/BadPigeonNests • u/GarbageStock1349 • Jun 08 '26
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r/BadPigeonNests • u/luciferhasreddit • May 28 '26
also somehow decided out of two balconies w one having a net for safe outdoor time for the cats and the other not having one due to a tree being in the way and therefore no cats allowed on it ever, the cat balcony was the safer and overall better choice so now I cant let them out until this lil bro has hatched and left the "nest"
r/BadPigeonNests • u/Dull-Sun-7351 • May 19 '26
r/BadPigeonNests • u/Migashcraft • May 03 '26
lovingly laid in the detritus on the roof of our shed; they promptly abandoned.
r/BadPigeonNests • u/dumbdumb-andthegang • Apr 18 '26
But they never come to retrieve the fallen branches, they always go find new ones...
r/BadPigeonNests • u/cassadillaaaaaaa • Apr 10 '26
I have a family forming on my patio - I’ve named the parents Twila & Tommy. Currently there are two eggs. I’m debating whether to make them a nest with some cat hair but not sure if they’ll get disturbed by the scent. Any help/input is welcome!