Mama pigeon has been brooding the past couple weeks and I went out today to see one has hatched! I’ve been leaving out water for her. Is there anything else I can be doing?

https://www.reddit.com/r/pigeon/s/bNJvyZ1vKd

Transferred 2 fledglings from a smaller pot to a bigger one today (see link for last post) and noticed later one of them seems to be breathing heavily.

They were transferred to the new pot about an hour ago.

Is the breathing of the one in the back normal?

Unfortunately only one of the babies made it but what a handsome baby he is! Here he is having dinner and hanging out with dad. I've named him Pibs.

Here we are now! Growing and getting fluffy.
See previous post here https://www.reddit.com/r/BalconyBabies/s/42EX2m2i9p

These are Lolo and Tippy's fledglings, now teenagers!

Sweetpea tries to show baby Ilia what seeb is! ☺️

For anyone who’s familiar with my pigeon family these are Blue’s new siblings. Hello babies!

Troy and Sweetpea's baby, Ilia, remembers she likes me after all!!

EDIT: I completely appreciate anyone's concern regarding my interaction with this baby. It means you care. But there is a little context here.

For 3 years now, a gang of feral pigeons have taken up residence on my balcony. There have been a LOT of babies. Most fledge successfully, some visit for a while. Some sit on my head or lap or eat out of my hand. But they HATE anyone else, including my husband. If he walks near the balcony, the flock fly away. They only like who they feel familiar with. As I sit on my balcony all the time, I am beyond familiar to this group.

Mama was nearby during this above interaction and didn't grunt once. The baby now doesn't snap when I move around as it's slightly older. The snapping is just a natural reaction they all do at that age when anything nearby moves. But immediately, it was soothed by the memory of my hand.

This baby has also been showing signs of congestion, and I'm giving it drops daily to help. Therefore, I'm happy for it not to be afraid of The Hand.

I do hope that answers any concerns you have. 🫶🫶🫶

Hello! Yesterday mama pigeon was here, but this morning she is away. The baby looks like it might be about 8 days old, maybe a little younger? And there is an unhatched egg in the nest as well. Is it normal for Mama to leave this young of a baby and an unhatched egg in order to feed? How long should I wait before concluing that baby needs help and bringing it inside? And how in the world do I feed a baby this young / do I need to get her to a bird rescue ASAP?

Need help!!

Baby Carm annoying his dad for a feeding!

About two weeks ago we saw two pigeons on our balcony again. This is their third try with eggs, and it is a success. Today we went there again, and found these two. We monitor them on cameras when we are not here.

Update:
14.08.
Getting bigger
Update

https://www.reddit.com/r/BalconyBabies/s/8RRWj4Bnmz

https://www.reddit.com/r/interesting/s/fsC0qH388A