Tag Archives: Pigeons

On a new and improved pigeon design on a New York City Board of Elections mailer.

The New Leaf Journal’s resident dialogue duo, Justin and Justina, consider the true meaning of the assertion that a New York City pigeon is free.

What began as an attempt to photograph a pretty pigeon in Forest Hills turned into an exciting photoshoot of a frantic nest-building bird.

I received a mailing from the NYC Board of Elections about the April 2, 2024 Presidential Primary. I already knew when the primary was but I came away impressed with a pigeon on the mailer.

A pigeon’s visit to a Brooklyn statue of Christopher Columbus inspires a piece on the history of the depiction of the brave explorer.

The story of how two New Leaf Journal authors rescued a pigeon in need.

Photographs of a pigeon struggling to eat berries as it stands on a small limb in Brooklyn Bridge Park.

The fourth pigeon is always the trickiest.

Pigeon profiles.

A reminder that mourning doves and common pigeons are closely related – and very similar if you’re a sparrow.

A photograph of a striking white and brown pigeon on a ledge in Downtown Brooklyn’s Cadman Plaza.

Pidgeons need not fly the chicken coop when Brooklyn restaurants leave chicken coop-esque “dining sheds” for pigeons to explore.