I was taking pictures down by lake Michigan and saw this man with a pidgin. You could say I was fascinated. I introduced myself and asked his story. He had rescued this pidgin with one eye and took it down to the lake so it could visit its friends. It never tried to leave because pidgins live in family groups and it considered this man it's family
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Joshua Blankman gave props (31 Mar 2008):
Oh my god, that is such a unique and heartwarming story. The photo is very fun, but I generally consider pidgeons a little too dirty to let sit on my head ;-) But maybe that's just the fattened, tourist-fed pidgeons in New York City.
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