Sentences with phrase «pigeon roost»

The fill would have buried several miles of stream at Pigeon Roost Hollow near Blair, West Virginia [39]

Regional Animal Services receives many calls each year regarding pigeons roosting or nesting in homes or defecating on property.

Pigeons roosted near the 70 - foot ceiling, the stained - glass windows were broken and the pews were thickly layered with dust.

There's a good chance you've never seen a baby pigeon because pigeons roost up high in protected areas and the babies don't leave the nest until they are nearly the same size as adults.

Tenant also complained about the pigeons roosting under the eves and getting into the attic.

Not exact matches

As for Chelsea, I reckon they're a busted flush and their chickens are starting to come home to roost (or should that be «pigeons»?

Known as «communal roosting,» this behavior is seen in many birds today including chickens and pigeons.

But homing pigeons can also build collective knowledge banks, behavioral biologists have discovered, at least when it comes to finding their way back to the roost.

After eliminating poop from roosting pigeons as the cause, they realized they'd discovered the cosmic microwave background, the Big Bang's afterglow.

Tim currently lives in North Carolina, a place ideally suited for winter roosting of future passenger pigeons.

Large flight aviaries encompassing entire trees set within forest locations will be constructed at sties within the former breeding range (spring locations) and roosting / foraging ranges (Autumn and Winter) of the passenger pigeon.

Martin Carr reviews the season two finale of Wayward Pines... The pigeons have come home to roost in a season finale which delivers where others have failed.

BURBANK, Calif., October 17, 2005 — Walt Disney Pictures and Vanguard Animation's VALIANT, the wildly entertaining animated adventure of the little pigeon who becomes a hero in World War II, comes to roost on DVD on December 13, just in time for the holidays.