A) 4-6 weeks B) Newborn C) 1 year D) 10 years
A) Exposed to elements B) Dark and cramped C) Humid and airy D) Dry and draft-free
A) Mixed grains B) Cat food C) Dog food D) Human food scraps
A) Never B) Annually C) Monthly D) Regularly (weekly or bi-weekly)
A) Feather growth B) Navigation C) Digestion D) Flying ability
A) Measles B) Canker C) Chicken Pox D) The Flu
A) Artificial insemination B) Naturally, they choose their mates C) Forced pairings D) Cloning
A) 60 days B) 17-19 days C) 7 days D) 30 days
A) Insects B) Worms C) Seeds D) Crop milk
A) Keeping pigeons caged B) A type of pigeon disease C) Letting pigeons fly freely around the loft D) Flying pigeons in competitions
A) Squirrels B) Rabbits C) Cows D) Hawks
A) Hygiene B) Feeding C) Sleeping D) Navigation
A) The desire to eat B) The ability to fly C) The ability to return home D) The need to bathe
A) An old pigeon B) A sick pigeon C) A specific breed of pigeon D) A young pigeon
A) Weight control B) Identification C) Decoration D) Training
A) Weather conditions B) Their age C) Their names D) Their color
A) 50 years B) 1 year C) 100 years D) 5-15 years
A) Keep it as a pet B) Attempt surgery yourself C) Ignore it D) Contact a wildlife rehabilitator
A) Sand B) Dirt C) Oyster shell grit D) Plastic
A) Resting B) Digesting C) Bathing D) Eating
A) Decoration B) To show off to friends C) To annoy the pigeons D) Tracking lineage and performance
A) A type of feed B) A male pigeon C) A female pigeon D) A baby pigeon
A) A type of medicine B) A male pigeon C) A female pigeon D) A baby pigeon
A) Never B) Only in summer C) Once a week D) Always
A) Fancy appearance B) Racing C) Endurance flying D) Homing ability
A) Color B) Size C) Speed D) Acrobatic flying
A) For breeding B) For eating C) For sleeping D) For bathing
A) Someone who breeds and exhibits pigeons B) Someone who is afraid of pigeons C) Someone who studies pigeons in the wild D) Someone who releases wild pigeons
A) By maintaining a manageable number of birds B) By letting them fly away C) By building a smaller loft D) By feeding them less
A) Summer B) Whenever they lay eggs C) Winter D) Spring or Fall |