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thanks guys [now i am confused!] he has no tail feathers at all. and i guess that they have tail feathers for a reason, [i did leave the door open for 10 mins before i read these replies but luckily he hadnt left!] so i have decided to keep him in a few weeks till he gets at least a few feathers, he has plenty of food and water with him so i will leave contact to the utmost minium [i,ll just take a peek now and then] i will let you all know how it all turns out! [if any experts think im doing wrong let me know!] thanks again! ;D

:)thanks will leave the door open first thing in the morn!

:)thanks will leave the door open first thing in the morn!

hi all i rescued a wild pidgeon that fell down my chimney a couple of days ago but whilst trying to grab him [with him flapping soot everywhere ]i grabbed hold of him, only to be left with his tail feathers [caught him again ok] i have kept him in a out door aviery since[thought he had damaged his eyes with the soot,but now seem ok] he flys around the cage ok! do you think it is ok to release him or should i keep him till he grows some tail feathers? i feed the wild pidgeons every day on my bird table and 100,s of his pals come down, should i let him go when they are there? if you reacon that he can fly/steer ok i plan to just leave the door open so he can escapelet me know guys please! :-/