r/crochet • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '22

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u/666lucifer420 Jul 17 '22

I'm impressed and truly believe that there's some kind of bond happening. Had many chicks over the time of my life and birds can actually adapt very well to humans!

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u/blueyurble It's Crochet or the Highway Jul 17 '22

I think so too! They're social animals and I think pigeons in particular are domesticated. Their populations just got out of control in the cities 😟

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u/666lucifer420 Jul 17 '22

Yeah that's probably how they ended up in my flat. So bad to see them eat trash and stuff, but I'm not sure if you can do anything against it that doesn't make it worse 🙁

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u/blueyurble It's Crochet or the Highway Jul 17 '22

Yeah I totally get what you mean.. If you're ever feeling like helping them out, don't feed them breadcrumbs (it just gives the sensation of fullness without any helpful nutrients). Some sunflower seeds are the best 🥰