Wood Pigeons Collection
Wood Pigeons, also known as Columba palumbus, are a common sight in the UK
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Wood Pigeons, also known as Columba palumbus, are a common sight in the UK. These beautiful birds can be seen in various settings, from flying in flocks to nesting in trees. One remarkable sighting was a Wood-Pigeon's nest discovered on 20 April in Torrington Square, captured beautifully in a black and white photograph. The gracefulness is evident when they take flight. An illustration from Wild Nature & Country Life showcases their elegance as they soar through the sky. In Norfolk winters, these pigeons find solace and shelter amidst the cold weather. Photographer R. J. C Blewitt captures the essence of these birds with his stunning image of a Wood Pigeon perched on a post of a barbed wire fence at Blacktoft Sands RSPB Reserve. Another captivating shot shows an adult Wood Pigeon gliding through Gloucestershire's winter landscape. Even their footprints leave an impression on nature's canvas; delicate imprints left behind on snow-covered gardens evoke feelings of tranquility and beauty. And it seems that even birdfeeders cannot resist their charm, as two adults were spotted feeding at one such feeder in West Bridgford. However, not all journeys for these migratory creatures are without peril. A flock of migrating Wood Pigeons braves dangerous wires and windmills during sunrise while passing through the Netherlands. Wood Pigeons share their habitat with other avian species too; silhouetted against Norfolk's sunrise sky, Pink-footed Geese join them for their aerial adventures. These captions provide glimpses into the world - their flights across landscapes both serene and treacherous, their nests nestled high up among branches or found within our own backyards. They remind us to appreciate the beauty and resilience of these magnificent birds that grace our skies.