Flying Through Seattle Photograph by KJ Swan

Flying Through Seattle

by KJ Swan

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Title

Flying Through Seattle

Artist

KJ Swan

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Why are pigeons ubiquitous in cities? The tall concrete buildings within our cities are perfect pigeon territory because they replicate the cliff faces which are still home to wild rock doves. But the real reason is because we humans created the modern pigeon.

Pigeons arose from the domestication of rock doves, as early as 10,000 years ago. Having originated from domestic stock, it’s no surprise that feral pigeons are inherently tolerant of humans. Happily living alongside us, these unfussy eaters will flock to areas where people feed them.

(A flock of birds flies past a modern glass building against a clear blue sky. The reflective surface of the skyscraper mirrors some of the birds in motion. The urban landscape is punctuated by the architectural lines of the high-rise structures.)

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October 6th, 2024

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