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Rock pigeon in a park in midtown Manhattan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rock pigeon Columba livia at a birdbath in a park Royalty Free Stock Photo

A rock pigeon Columba livia in a park in midtown Manhattan, New York City Royalty Free Stock Photo

Head of a rock dove or common pigeon or feral pigeon in Kelsey Park, Beckenham, Greater London Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rock dove or common pigeon or feral pigeon close up in Kelsey Park, Beckenham, Greater London Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rock dove Columba livia or common pigeon or feral pigeon in Kelsey Park, Beckenham, London Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rock dove or common pigeon or feral pigeon fed by hand in Kelsey Park, Beckenham, Greater London Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rock dove or common pigeon or feral pigeon eating seeds in Kelsey Park, Beckenham, Greater London Royalty Free Stock Photo

A rock pigeon (Columba livia) perched on a park bench Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dove is a widespread bird of the pigeon family, which is considered the birthplace of southern Europe, southwest Asia and North Africa. In ancient times these birds have been tamed by man, were as a result removed the so-called homing pigeons. In the times of the Great discoveries a man was carrying with him all his property, including pigeons. Subsequently, feral pigeons are widely spread in the world and have become synanthropic, the usual inhabitants of large cities and agricultural farms.