Feeding a Rescued Baby Wood Pigeon Alimentar paloma torcaz rescatada Nourrir bébé pigeon ramier

How to cope with a rescued baby wood pigeon. What to feed it? How to feed it? How to find it another mother? Nest destroyed, feathers everywhere, neighbour's dog Reine finds a baby wood pigeon on the ground. My broody Millefeuilles and yours truly attempt a rescue...but where's the trust? #RescueBabyWoodPigeon #FeedBabyWoodPigeon #WhatToFeedBabyPigeon
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Cómo hacer frente a una paloma torcaz rescatada. Cómo alimentarlo. Qué alimentarlo. Cómo encontrar otra madre. Nido destruido, plumas por todas partes, la perra de la vecina Reina encuentra una paloma torcaz en el suelo. Nuestra gallina clueca Millefeuilles y nosotros estamos tratando de salvarlo ... pero ¿dónde está la confianza?
Comment faire face à un bébé pigeon ramier sauvé. Comment le nourrir. De quoi le nourrir. Comment le trouver une autre mère. Nid détruit, plumes partout, la chienne du voisin Reine trouve un bébé pigeon ramier par terre. Notre poule couveuse Millefeuilles et nous-mêmes tentons de le sauver... mais où est la confiance ?

[@Deedoof]

What a sweet baby! Bless your kind hearts!

[@Pavlovafowl]

Aaww thank you so much for those lovely comments - they are very much appreciated. All the very best from Normandie, Sue

[@truthseeker6384]

Sue and Andy, you are beautiful people who bring such blessings to this earth. I'm really wondering if you two are actually angels in disguise. Thanks for sharing another lovely rescue. As always, it made my day!

[@Pavlovafowl]

AAww those are such lovely comments and they made our day too. I hope you enjoy the update, it was a bit ad hoc because the hen just jumped up on me as I was feeding 'Pige' and suddenly everything seemed to click in his/her head and he/she became well really like a baby pigeon! All the very best, love Sue and Andy xx

[@user-lx9jm1wo3h]

Good work! AchickCalledAlbert just did a video on some baby pigeons too! I guess its pigeon season lol.

[@Pavlovafowl]

Hi there and thank you! Sadly yes its the time of year when pigeons are at their most vulnerable (other than the hunting season!) I think one of the parents escaped though, as I've seen one in the orchard today heading over to where the nest was, so I might try to reunite the baby when he's able to fly. If it is the parent I can perch the baby in a tree and observe if he comes to feed him. All the very best, Sue xx

[@LearningCurveAcres]

Once again, it's Sue and Andy to the rescue! Your feathered friends are blessed to have you . Take care my friend - Marcie

[@Pavlovafowl]

Aaww thank you Marcie - much appreciated as always! I think and in particular with what happened today my broody Millefeuilles should get the major credit - she has obviously a real way with 'Pige'. Love from your friends in Normandie, Andy and Sue xx

[@GinaSiska]

So precious how you take such wonderful care of that orphaned pigeon! God bless you both!

[@Pavlovafowl]

Aaww thank you Gina for that lovely comment and the wishes. This is such a wonderful experience. Every bird is different and the reaction between the baby pigeon and the broody hen is priceless, there is so much goodness, it lifts the spirits. I also am so pleased he is now fully like a baby pigeon and not so completely fearful as when we got him. Much love, Sue xx

[@ruk3764]

Aw! So adorable to see him sit on tip of his hen mum. And what a wonderful mix of nutritious foods you've fed him. Sue, you are wonderful! The baby was so lucky you found him. I'm so impressed with the mother hen too!

[@Pavlovafowl]

Hi there and thank you for those lovely comments - they are appreciated as always! I think today if you see the update, your impression of Millefeuilles' care will be even greater! All the very best from Normandie, where it is finally raining, Sue xx

[@ettab4762]

Saw the 2nd part first so I decided I should see the beginning of the rescue. It would be great if all mothers were as kind to children as this broody hen.. She sparkles! North Hills CA USA 06-21-2021

[@Pavlovafowl]

Hi there, all the way from California! Good to hear from you as always! Oh how true, this hen is wonderful, she has now taught him to eat, as I knew she would and so I no longer have to feed him - which is also a bit sad, though I did manage to feed him a raspberry this morning. His progress is much faster than my previous baby wood pigeon rescue, purely because she is such a great mother. I am taking them with me to work in the greenhouse this afternoon, so will see how that pans out. Pigeons do eat worms and invertebrates, so I'll be interested to see what happens when she starts digging - it should be and education for all four of us! Love form Normandie, Sue xx

[@wendy70ish]

Poor lad .. speedy recovery ❤️

[@Pavlovafowl]

Hi Wendy - he is doing much better - today I think he finally came out of his trauma due to my broody hen's determination to watch him eat! All the very best from Normandie, Sue xx

[@wendy70ish]

@@Pavlovafowl so pleased for the little one .. must be a real fighter .. love to you , broody hen and little lad .. ❤️❤️❤️

[@rephaelreyes8552]

aww I hope the baby pigeon will recover soon

[@Pavlovafowl]

Hi Rephael, he just today started to behave as a normal hungry baby wood pigeon, thanks to my broody hen - she is a star! All the very best from Normandie, Sue xx

[@sonyhk3824]

Well done 👍

[@Pavlovafowl]

Hi there and thank you! All the very best from rainy Normandie, Sue xx

[@mygardenanddinosaurs]

That is wonderful to see Sue. You’re managing to get lots of great food into him(her?) and the broody hen is such a good foster mum. Hope you and Andy are well. All the best. Mags 🌼🌻🌺🌸

[@Pavlovafowl]

Hi Mags good to hear from you and thanks for those great comments - they are appreciated as always! The broody is brilliant, though she's getting a bit restless like she wants to take him out and scratch up some worms for him - this could work... Today she jumped up whilst I was feeding him/her and for the first time ever there was that baby pigeon begging and squeaking action, which should mean recovery. All the very best from rainy Normandie, actually we've got authentic Scotch (sea) mist so a bit of nostalgia going on! Love Sue and Andy xx

[@donmac8907]

Simply adorable , full credit to both of you ❤

[@Pavlovafowl]

That was a lovely comment - you made my day! All the very best, Sue

[@kirstybroens4456]

Great, informative video, thanks Sue & Andy. Just seen the updated video before watching this lol. Lucky pigeon. Very sweet with Mummy Hen 😊❤

[@Pavlovafowl]

Hi Kirsty and thanks as always for those lovely comments! All the very best, love Sue xx

[@sarahsissen7144]

What can I feed a younger wood pigeon please. I'm hoping the mother returns but planning ahead incase the mother doesn't return

[@Pavlovafowl]

Hi Sarah, The same as I am feeding here, you'll just need to mash it up add a little bottled, warmed water and he should be able to suck it up through your fingers or even from a egg cup. Here is my film showing feeding a really small pigeon: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJCldYymo5WsZ5Y All the very best and get back to me and let me know how things are going, Sue xx

[@sarahsissen7144]

Thankyou so much for the advice. Very helpful. Appreciate it. Thankyou for taking the time in replying back to me. Have a great day. Sarah xxx

[@krixxset2214]

shes a very very nervous ball!... :O :(

[@Pavlovafowl]

I think this pigeon had a huge jolt both physically and mentally but she's bouncing back today! All the very best, Sue xx

[@krixxset2214]

@@Pavlovafowl bouncing back like a ball?! :O :D

[@nichgem22]

Do you release him back to the wild? If so how? Xx

[@Pavlovafowl]

Hi there, Yes I did. It was really easy, I just let him go in the garden, when I felt he was old enough and capable enough of taking care of himself. In the event, he did fly away that first day but he came back at meal times and to roost in our trees at night. There is a film showing how his mother hen taught him to eat: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ69iph-a7-Djqc it is really important for this to happen before he can go back into the wild - as it mimics the way the parents would feed him out of the nest and on the ground. She did a great job as you can see. He's still around in the garden and like the other rescue wood pigeon I had years ago and which is also documented in videos on here, he will no doubt nest and raise a whole generation of wood pigeons! They are very territorial however and we do get some fights between the families up in the eucalyptus tree, which seems to be crucial to their status. I am so pleased they chose to remain in the proximity of the garden because a lot of wood pigeons in France have been killed by the pesticides used in particular on maize/corn crops. So here they are living and eating in an organic environment, although obviously they do fly around the area but usually, so I am told, just eat of neighbours' bird tables, which are usually much better alternatives than the fields! All the very best Sue xx

[@Tdotttttt]

Please clip your nails while feeding baby birds. I learned that the hard way. They are very vulnerable to any bacteria