Pigeon 

A pigeon is a common bird found in cities, towns, and villages around the world. It belongs to the bird family Columbidae and is known for its grey and white feathers, small head, and short legs. Pigeons are very adaptable and can live easily near humans. They often build their nests on buildings, bridges, and roofs. Pigeons mainly eat grains, seeds, fruits, and sometimes small insects. One special ability of pigeons is their strong sense of direction, which helps them find their way home from long distances. Because of this skill, pigeons were used in the past to carry messages, especially during wars. Pigeons are social birds and usually live in groups called flocks. They are gentle in nature and rarely harm humans. Pigeons also play an important role in nature by spreading seeds and maintaining ecological balance. Overall, pigeons are intelligent, peaceful, and helpful birds that live closely with people.