I have the world's loudest wood pigeon on my patio, and my window open to let the fresh air in.

It is a very loud wood pigeon.

Here in this here London wood pigeons are a veritable menace.

Everywhere they are.

Tripping over them every two or three paces I am.

There's one roosting on my telly right now.

Other than the two wood pigeons chasing each other around the lawn the other day and the one I've seen flying in and out of a leylandii where I think there might be a nest, yesterday I saw and heard two wood pigeons flapping around in a leylandii in a neighbouring garden - I couldn't tell if they were fighting or doing other things, but they were certainly creating a scene.

It's 1:50am and I can hear the faint "coo-cooing" of a wood pigeon coming from outside!

For me the magpies and crows are much more nosier.

I've got two wood pigeons (I'm assuming are a couple) that live in the big conifer next to my house. They sometimes swoop down and pick up the worms and bugs that get turned up from my various gardening shenanigans. They are some very chonky bois

I'm somewhat anxious one of the neighbourhood cats will get them but they seem to be pretty self-aware as far as pigeons go. They also seem to be working in cahoots with the magpies and ravens in some sort of warning system for cats and people.

Helium wrote:

I'm somewhat anxious one of the neighbourhood cats will get them but they seem to be pretty self-aware as far as pigeons go. They also seem to be working in cahoots with the magpies and ravens in some sort of warning system for cats and people.

We had grey feathers all over the lawn one of the days last week.