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Guest johnhunter
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how long is a pigeon,s memory do u think, :drinking-coffee-200:

in this day and age it wont need a long memory

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Till very old age I should think. Been known to return after years away or missing. :blink:

aye when the person who gets it in, tries to break it,.4years later we got one back,had knocked down the loft he was in,built another ,in another part of the garden,sraight in. :drinking-coffee-200:

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Avian memory must be special if you think about migrating species which follow the same routes all their lives. Whether that is a memory function or instinctive sub concious ability, who knows. I assume that birds brain function and therefore memory would be for the necessary survival activities more that like us humans who purport to have short and long term memories........................

 

Er, ..............what was the question.................

 

:emoticon-0136-giggle:

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