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A single rock dove (Columba livia), commonly known as a pigeon, stands on a grey, textured asphalt or paved surface in the City of London, United Kingdom. The pigeon is oriented to the left of the frame, with its head slightly lowered. Its plumage is predominantly grey, featuring darker primary wing feathers and tail, and iridescent green and purple sheen on the neck and upper chest. Distinctive black markings, appearing as bars or spots, are visible on its wings. The bird has reddish-orange eyes and a white cere at the base of its beak. Its feet are reddish-pink, with visible claws grasping the ground. No other subjects or objects are present, and no specific actions beyond standing are observed. The environment consists solely of the uniformly textured grey ground under direct light.
Tomas Gittins

Mar 13, 2026, 2:32 PM

London, UK

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A single rock dove (Columba livia), commonly known as a pigeon, stands on a grey, textured asphalt or paved surface in the City of London, United Kingdom. The pigeon is oriented to the left of the frame, with its head slightly lowered. Its plumage is predominantly grey, featuring darker primary wing feathers and tail, and iridescent green and purple sheen on the neck and upper chest. Distinctive black markings, appearing as bars or spots, are visible on its wings. The bird has reddish-orange eyes and a white cere at the base of its beak. Its feet are reddish-pink, with visible claws grasping the ground. No other subjects or objects are present, and no specific actions beyond standing are observed. The environment consists solely of the uniformly textured grey ground under direct light.

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