Ever glanced at a pigeon and thought, “There’s more to you than just city sidewalk loitering”? You’re not alone. *A Pocket Guide to Pigeon Watching* turns those everyday birds into fascinating creatures worthy of your curiosity—and maybe even your admiration. This isn’t your typical bird book. It’s part field guide, part quirky history lesson, and all-around fun. Discover why pigeons coo, how they form lifelong bonds, and even the secret behind their “pigeon milk” parenting style. Fancy knowing the difference between a Birmingham Roller and an American Giant Runt? It’s all here, with lively illustrations that make identification a breeze. Worried about finding a baby pigeon in the park? The guide offers practical advice for city birders. Plus, you’ll learn about pigeons’ surprising roles—from wartime message carriers to gourmet dishes and even pigeon beauty contests. Who knew these “rats with wings” had such a storied past? Written by Rosemary Mosco, a bird-loving science communicator and cartoonist, this pocket-sized guide is perfect for anyone looking to add a little nature magic to their urban routine. Whether you’re a seasoned birder or just pigeon-curious, this book will have you seeing these feathered city dwellers in a whole new light. Ready to upgrade your birdwatching game? Grab *A Pocket Guide to Pigeon Watching* and start appreciating the pigeons right outside your window. Who knew birding could be this fun?