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• 1 of 11

  by Sassafras

  Created on: February 12, 2008

  Pigeons, like ravens, rats, coyotes, and insects, are a highly successful species because they have

• 2 of 11

  by Marylou Houck

  Created on: October 29, 2008

  While pigeon populations may concern some people, don't we have bigger issues to deal with? I mean really,

• 3 of 11

  by Holly Golightly

  Created on: April 20, 2008   Last Updated: August 12, 2008

  Pigeons have such a tough time as it is, let alone introducing birth control - who on earth comes up

• 4 of 11

  by Summer Tyme

  Created on: April 25, 2008

  When I read the question, should there be birth control for pigeons, I hesitated for a second or two

• 5 of 11

  by Rob Purifoy

  Created on: January 11, 2008

  To begin in Devil's advocate joking mode let me say that Pigeons are cheaper than the postal service

• 6 of 11

  by Donald Moore

  Created on: September 14, 2007

  Planned Pigeonhood! That's one of the silliest things I've heard in ages! It deserves a silly answer.

  First

• 7 of 11

  by Kristen Baumgartner

  Created on: June 06, 2008   Last Updated: July 13, 2009

  So begins my sarcastic rant about pigeons, what my sister sneeringly calls "the rats with wings"...ooh...ouch...Pigeo ns!?

• 8 of 11

  by ktarcus

  Created on: September 23, 2007   Last Updated: September 06, 2008

  Oh the arrogance and the ignorance of the human species!
  We invite a species to join us then feel that

• 9 of 11

  by Rex Coker

  Created on: November 13, 2007

  In 1985 , Washington DC had a problem with pigeons at the Jefferson Memorial . The pigeons were covering

• 10 of 11

  by Gretchen Gingerich

  Created on: September 19, 2007   Last Updated: November 02, 2009

  Birth control for pigeons would be a waste of time, money, man power, fossil fuels, brain cells, etc.

• 11 of 11

  by Barbara Peterson

  Created on: September 13, 2007

  I can understand why there is a desire for birth control for pigeons - in the city of New York, I think,