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Main Subject: Pigeons (Domestic Pigeons)
Several pigeons are housed in the cage, displaying a variety of plumage colors:
Gray
White
Mixed gray-and-white

Some individuals have spots or stripes. Their feet are pink, and their beaks are short yet strong—typical features of domesticated meat or homing pigeons.
The birds are gathered around the feed trough, pecking at the food with heads lowered, showing good appetite and healthy condition.

🍽️ Feed and Feeding Method
The trough is filled with a mixed grain ration, primarily composed of:
Corn kernels (yellow)
Wheat kernels (light yellow)
Possibly peas, sorghum, or other supplementary grains

This blend constitutes a standard basal diet for pigeons, providing essential energy, protein, and fiber.
A long, rectangular metal trough is used, allowing multiple pigeons to feed simultaneously—reducing competition and improving feeding efficiency.

🧤 Human Handling: The Feeding Process
A hand wearing a blue disposable glove is pouring feed into the trough from above.
The use of gloves indicates the caretaker’s attention to hygiene, helping prevent microbial contamination and feed spoilage.
This action represents routine, scheduled feeding—a key aspect of daily flock management to ensure balanced nutrition.

🏡 Environmental Context: Interior of the Pigeon Loft
The pigeons are kept in cages made of wire mesh, featuring a compact, multi-tiered design suitable for intensive rearing.
A small amount of scattered feed and droppings can be seen on the floor, indicating the need for regular cleaning.
The overall environment is enclosed with moderate lighting, meeting standard conditions for indoor pigeon farming.