Amusing Pics That Show Different Countries Around The World Have Their Own Kinds Of “Pigeons”

 population of citizens; if not bigger. In such cities, they tend to have a favored spot, too—like a large square or a park, where, if the winged creatures are lucky enough, there might even be a person feeding them the crumbs of their pastry.But it’s not always pigeons that are happy to be in close proximity with humans. In some places, other animals act just like pigeons do, be it other birds, cats, or even moose. These are just a few examples of ‘pigeons’ from different places in the world, but if you’re curious to see more, scroll down to view them on the list below.In quite a few cities, a square covered in pigeons is far less surprising than an empty one. Take Milan, for instance; expecting to see at least a few of them in Piazza del Duomo is a pretty safe bet. The same goes for St. Mark's Square in Venice, where the situation got so bad, pigeon feeding had to be officially banned, to the great sadness of the birdseed vendors in the square.

Family Of Raccoons In My Yard

Wild Horses In The Town Center Where I Live, Nevada

Wild Macaws Frequently Visit Balconies In Caracas

Eagles Are Like Pigeons In Alaska

Captured A Picture Today Of This Man Trying In Vain To Yield To A Deer In Nara, Japan

Friends Found A Baby Raccoon In Their Garage, They're In Contact With The Local Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre. Just A Cutie

Swimming Pigs In The Bahamas

Squirrels

50 Times Cats Could Not Shut Up, So Their Owners Took A Pic (New Pics)

 Like the walls of ancient Egypt, the internet is awash with images of cats. While no longer perhaps seen as divine, people still can’t get enough cute cats, cat memes, or feline facts. At this point, there are almost as many unique cat images online as there are humans, so it stands to reason that the net supports a variety of cat-subgenres. 

The “Cats Who Yell” internet group has a very specific form of cat-content. As it says in the name, it shares images of talkative felines who seem to really have something to say. So get ready to scroll, upvote your favorite posts, and be sure to comment your thoughts below. 

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How Our Cat, Millie, Lets Us Know Someone Is Here

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This Was My Spooky Cat, She Was A Stray That Decided I Was Going To Be Her Person, She's Sadly Moved On But I Spoiled Her Rotten The Last Year Of Her Life

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A Friend Found This Floofy Little Screamer In His Woodpile. He Found Her A Forever Home

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Chonks Telling Us He Likes His Newly Assembled Cat Tree

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The Fat One Begging For Food

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Yelling Because I Walked Past Her And Didn’t Give Her The Required Tummy Rubs

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He Likes To Hide In The Tall Grass But Gets Mad If You Find Him

Photos Of Roxy The Fox, Whose Life I Observed For 8 Months

Every night I spent sitting at the window of my cottage house in the middle of the forest, and I observed the life of the foxes. One of them was braver. The vixen would appear after dusk, circle it for an hour and a half, and appear in the yard several times. I took the exposure remotely to capture interesting, covert, never-before-seen behavior. We built a distant, but subtle relationship, something hard to describe, and I named her Roxy. She always surprised me, showing new sides of her personality and quick adaptation to the changes. Adjusting to the presence of a wild animal, I learned plenty about foxes and also about myself and humans in general. Lots of things that will hopefully change people's view that the fox is a pest.

Roxy In The Heavy Snowstorm

Working exclusively at night allowed me to get creative with lighting. In some images, I used dramatic, studio-like lighting. In others, I balanced my flashes with ambient light. Working with such an appealing and unpredictable animal at night was both a great challenge and a wonderful opportunity to document the great story.

Little Sausage

Roxy Drinking Water From The Small Plunge Pool

Peekaboo

Through The Hole

I'm a photographer, so the next day I put out the cameras to see her reaction. She smelled it, but it didn't bother her much. So from there, I started thinking about the scenes, and what should be photographed. Since I didn't know how long she would last, I was in a hurry to capture as many scenes from her life as possible. This and the pursuit of perfection created an addiction that lasted for 8 months. I stopped when I felt that I had accomplished all my ideas and captured everything I saw from her life.

Man And The Nature

Roxy And The Bird Feeder

Observation Point