Click here to: Login
PIGEONS
FREE CLUB MEMBERSHIP
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY!
Becoming a CLUB MEMBER comes with a series of benefits that may include:
– Special Discounts available only for our Club Members
– Access to Level 1 Premium Educational Content
– Discounts and Sales generated by our business partners in the areas of: Vet Services, Landscaping, Pet Store and Irrigations.
FREE CLUB MEMBERSHIP
NO PURCHASE NECESSARY!
Becoming a CLUB MEMBER comes with a series of benefits that may include:
– Special Discounts available only for our Club Members
– Access to Level 1 Premium Educational Content
– Discounts and Sales generated by our business partners in the areas of: Vet Services, Landscaping, Pet Store and Irrigations.
Myth or Reality?
Welcome to our exclusive educational program aimed at educating the public about the potential risks associated with pests. Our program provides fascinating and scientifically-supported data that aligns with our vision and mission.
We offer quick and easy-to-digest information on individual pests, as well as a more in-depth program exclusively for members. As a member, you’ll gain access to premium content, including written articles, videos, podcasts, and live streaming events.
In addition, members will receive special offers and discounts on workshops and live events. Best of all, membership is completely free! All you have to do is sign up for our email list and you’ll be granted access to all our exclusive content.
Join us today and become part of a community dedicated to educating and protecting against pests. And don’t worry – we promise to keep your data safe and won’t share it with any third-party companies.
Runway Models?
While pigeons may not be the most glamorous birds, one funny fact about pigeons is that they have a habit of “bobbing” their heads as they walk or run. This motion is caused by the way their eyes are structured and helps them to stabilize their vision as they move. However, the rapid back-and-forth movement can make it look like the pigeon is constantly nodding its head in agreement – or disapproval – with everything you say. Additionally, pigeons are known for their enthusiastic courting rituals, which can be both hilarious and strange to witness. Male pigeons will often puff up their chests, coo loudly, and strut around in circles to impress a female. If the female is receptive, the two will engage in a rapid-fire courtship dance that involves bobbing their heads, flapping their wings, and pecking at each other’s beaks. While it may not be the most romantic display, it’s certainly entertaining to watch
CONTACT
GET A QUOTE
- Our methods are very effective, but humane to Pigeons
- We do not kill nor risk the pigeons lives
- We use exclusion techniques eliminates any risk to the pigeons
PIGEONS
Pigeons | Cool Facts
Did you know that pigeons have a built in compass?
Pigeons have a unique navigational system that allows them to find their way home from great distances. They have tiny magnetic particles in their beaks that act like a compass, allowing them to sense the earth’s magnetic field and navigate based on their position relative to the sun. This combines with their highly developed respiratory system that allows them to fly at high altitudes through series of air sacs throughout their body that act as a bellows, pumping air through their lungs and supplying oxygen to their muscles. This means they are very good at finding and flying to a specific location. No wonder we call them homing pigeons!
Pigeons also have 2 stomachs.
They have a specialized digestive system that allows them to extract nutrients from grains and seeds. The first is a muscular organ called a crop that stores food before it moves into their stomachs, and a second two-chambered stomach that uses acids and enzymes to break down food.
One more. Pigeons can see in ultraviolet.
Pigeons have specialized muscles in their eyes that allow them to see ultraviolet light. This helps them navigate and locate food, as some seeds and berries have distinctive UV patterns that are visible to birds. Additionally, pigeons have excellent depth perception, allowing them to fly through narrow spaces with precision.
We recognize that pigeons can be a little annoying, but you hav to admit that they’ve got some pretty cool abilities!
Fearless Through Knowledge
Pigeons are a common sight in many cities around the world, and they are often seen as a nuisance because of the potential for disease and because of the mess they make. However, it is important to recognize the important role that pigeons play in the ecosystem and the benefits they provide.
One of the primary roles of pigeons is as seed dispersers. They consume seeds from plants and distribute them through their droppings, which helps to spread plant species and maintain genetic diversity in the ecosystem. Additionally, their droppings provide important nutrients for plants, which can help to improve soil quality and support plant growth. Pigeons also serve as a food source for many predators, such as hawks, falcons, and cats. They play a critical role in the food chain and contribute to the overall health and balance of the ecosystem. Without pigeons, many predators would need to find alternative sources of food, which could have significant impacts on the ecosystem. In addition to their ecological benefits, pigeons have also played an important cultural and historical role in many societies around the world. They have been used for communication and as a source of food for thousands of years. They are also a popular subject in art and literature, and their distinctive cooing sound is a familiar sound in many urban environments. While pigeons are sometimes seen as a health threat due to their droppings, it is important to note that the risk of disease transmission is relatively low. Proper hygiene and sanitation practices can help to minimize the risk of disease transmission and ensure a healthy coexistence with pigeons.
Sorry To BUG YOU…
Spring has sprung, and with it comes the promise of renewal, rejuvenation, and warmer weather. For us at Innovative Pest Solutions, it also means that it's time to ramp up our efforts to provide eco-friendly pest control services that keep our customers' homes and...
Under
The
Microscope
While pigeons may not be the most glamorous birds, they do have some comically gross habits. One funny fact about pigeons is that they have a habit of “bobbing” their heads as they walk or run. This motion is caused by the way their eyes are structured and helps them to stabilize their vision as they move. However, the rapid back-and-forth movement can make it look like the pigeon is constantly nodding its head in agreement – or disapproval – with everything you say.
Additionally, pigeons are known for their enthusiastic courting rituals, which can be both hilarious and strange to witness. Male pigeons will often puff up their chests, coo loudly, and strut around in circles to impress a female. If the female is receptive, the two will engage in a rapid-fire courtship dance that involves bobbing their heads, flapping their wings, and pecking at each other’s beaks. While it may not be the most romantic display, it’s certainly entertaining to watch.
Clumsy Grace
Pigeons are a common sight in many urban areas around the world. These plump and slightly comical birds are known for their unique features and behaviors, which often make them a source of amusement and entertainment for humans. One of the most amusing things about pigeons is their tendency to be quite clumsy, especially when it comes to taking off and landing.
Pigeons are not known for their gracefulness. Unlike some birds that are able to take off quickly and smoothly, pigeons often need a bit of time to gather themselves before they can take flight. This is due in part to their body structure and size. Pigeons have large, plump bodies and relatively short wings, which can make it difficult for them to generate the lift needed to get off the ground.
As a result, pigeons often waddle around on the ground, flapping their wings and bobbing their heads as they prepare to take off. This can make them look quite comical, especially when they’re in a hurry or trying to avoid obstacles. Watching a group of pigeons take off can be quite amusing, as they often have to navigate around each other and other objects in order to get airborne.
Once they’re in the air, pigeons are not much better at maintaining their balance and grace. They tend to fly in a somewhat jerky and erratic manner, which can be amusing to watch. This is partly due to their short wings, which make it more difficult for them to maintain a steady flight. Additionally, pigeons often have to contend with strong winds and other environmental factors that can make it even harder for them to stay on course.
When it comes to landing, pigeons are just as clumsy as they are when taking off. They often approach their landing spot too quickly and end up crashing into the ground, flapping their wings frantically in an attempt to slow themselves down. This can make for a rather amusing sight, especially when there are multiple pigeons all vying for the same landing spot.
Despite their clumsiness, pigeons are incredibly adaptable and have thrived in urban environments around the world. They are able to survive on a variety of different foods and are often able to find shelter in buildings and other structures. They are also quite intelligent and are able to navigate complex environments and find their way back to their roosts.
In conclusion, pigeons may not be the most graceful of birds, but they certainly provide a lot of entertainment and amusement for those who observe them. Whether waddling around on the ground or flapping their wings frantically in mid-air, these plump and comical birds never fail to bring a smile to our faces. Despite their clumsiness, they are a resilient and adaptable species that has found a way to thrive in even the most challenging of environments.
On Top Of The World
Pigeons are a social bird species that tend to flock together in large groups, forming “murmurations” that can range in size from a few birds to thousands. Watching these birds in action can be entertaining, as they are known for their playful antics and competitive behaviors.
When watching a flock of pigeons, one of the most common things you’ll observe is competition for food and attention. These birds are opportunistic feeders, eating almost anything they can get their beaks on. This can lead to intense competition for resources, with birds chasing each other around and squabbling over particularly tasty morsels.
The competition for food can be quite entertaining to watch. Pigeons will run around in circles, flap their wings, and bob their heads as they try to grab a bite to eat. You may even see one bird sneak up behind another and snatch a piece of food right out of its beak or two birds engage in a tug-of-war over a particularly large or tasty morsel.
In addition to competing for food, pigeons also compete for attention. Male pigeons, in particular, are known for their elaborate courtship displays that involve puffing up their chests, fanning out their tails, and cooing loudly. These displays are designed to attract a mate and establish dominance over other males in the flock.
When pigeons are not competing for food or attention, they can often be seen engaging in playful behaviors. They will chase each other around, flap their wings, and dodge obstacles in a game of avian tag. Sometimes, they will even form a “pigeon pyramid” by standing on each other’s backs to reach a higher perch.
It’s important to remember that pigeons are wild animals and should be treated with respect. Feeding them can actually be harmful, as it can lead to an over-reliance on human-provided food and cause health problems. If you want to observe pigeons in their natural habitat, the best approach is to simply watch from a distance and let them go about their business.
In conclusion, pigeons are a social and playful species that provide entertainment with their competitive behaviors and playful antics. Whether they are competing for food or attention, engaging in playful behaviors, or forming pigeon pyramids, these birds never fail to fascinate and amuse those who observe them. It’s important to respect these wild animals and avoid feeding them, but there’s no denying that pigeons have found a way to thrive in even the most challenging of environments.
Quicklinks
Contact Us
Residential
Commercial
Partnerships
Our Services
Get a quote
Core Programs
Dedicated Programs
Special Services
Corporate
About Us
Marketing
Education
Jobs
Main Locations
Calgary Area, AB
Canmore Area, AB
Edmonton Area, AB
Saskatoon Area, SK
Copyright 2023 Innovative Pest Solutions, Canada. Contact us at: 1-833-GO-PEST1