That's a geranium pollen.

Well, those flowers.

Ah, look, they're going to blow up your geraniums.

All I want to do is teach my students that man just wasn't planted here like a geranium in a flowerpot.

A pigeon for a pigeon!

Fly away, pigeons. More tomorrow.

You know what the public's like, a cage full of guinea pigs.

There were pigeons roosting in the dish.

Goes off during the day and does normal pigeon stuff. Comes back, the whole place is covered with scaffolding and green netting and there's no way this pigeon can get home.

There aren't as many as usual here today. Come along, pigeons.

Pigeon.

Pigeon.

Pigeon!

Pigeon.

The pigeon?

Oh, pigeon.

Come on, little pigeons.

Pigeon, darling!

This is your pigeon.

Oh, pigeon pie!

They're pigeon eggs, that's all.

Louis, my pigeon.

I make the dove appear.

Qu'estce que c'est?

I'm here.

Fare you well, my dove.

They must think this guy with this dove, he must have spent years working with him.

Tom and I sat on a bench in the park and talked while we fed pigeons.

Here, Pidge. Here, Pidgie. Here, boy.

People are waiting for you.

These are pigeons in Rotterdam.

A live dove... Before your very eyes!

One more dove! The eggs!

Don't be mad, pigeon.

Pigeon, let me in!

You're not angry, pigeon?

It works! Look at the pigeon.

Joey used to raise pigeons.

Go in the park. Sit on a bench. Feed the peanuts to the pigeons.

Yeah, it's Captain Jacoby, master of the La Paloma.

Like a homing pigeon That's ahankerin' after its nest

They look like, maybe like sunflowers.

Bordeaux'd be nice, pigeon.

Pigeon, I've got one.

Are you stranded?