A concerning trend has emerged in New York City where pigeons are being stolen from the streets for controversial uses such as live pigeon shoots. Captured by bystanders on video, a man was seen utilizing a butterfly net to capture a flock and stuff them into a car trunk. Activists, led by 'Mother Pigeon', suspect the thefts may be linked to local pet store owners who cater to pigeon keepers but deny involvement. Pigeon thefts have sporadically occurred in the city, highlighting ongoing tensions between urban wildlife and illegal hunting activities.
Captured in grainy bystander video, a man was seen stealing dozens of pigeons from New York City streets, raising concerns among local activists.
The theft of pigeons has been recorded several times in past years, with some birds potentially ending up in live shooting sports.
Mother Pigeon, a pro-pigeon activist, believes the thefts are linked to two brothers who own a pet store, where pigeons are sold for live pigeon shoots.
Pigeons, often deemed urban nuisances or beloved icons, are stolen with alarming regularity, sparking protest and concern among pigeon protectors.
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