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AimlessWanderer
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Have you tried stropping your current Wilkie on the racing pigeon’s back? Might make your shaves smoother _and_ convince your avian interloper to fly the coupe.
While a homing pigeon might not be quite as diseased as your typical flying rat, I'll be keeping any grooming and sanitation equipment well out of its way.
Although I did wonder if its desire to gently peck at fingers and toes (which get well washed afterwards), was some kind of communal preening/grooming behaviour. I'm not well versed in their body language and behaviours.
Ha! There's no such dominant marching from this one. It scuttles up quick then waits by your feet, looking at you like a puppy would, waiting for attention. Even when its not being fed, it just seems to want attention/company. Most bizarre.