In Your Hands

Raising Funds for Palomacy Pigeon and Dove Adoptions & Avian Underdogs Rescue Association
A series of six rescued feral pigeons drawn with pencil on distressed post-it notes

So many people think urban pigeons are “trash birds.” Mo, centered in this series as a baby and an adult, was literally thrown away when a pest control company hurled him from a rooftop in Los Angeles, still in his nest. His sibling perished, but a determined rescuer caught baby Mo in her outstretched hands before he hit the ground. Not to be tossed aside like stained and crumpled paper, our feral pigeon neighbors are full of personality, feeling, and longing for life. These five were rescued from harsh situations and have been loved.

The drawings are graphite on distressed white 3″ x 3″ post-it notes, mounted on 3/4″ cradled wood panels with sawtooth hangers. Available as a series of 6 for $330. Palomacy Pigeon & Dove Adoptions & Avian Underdogs Rescue Association will each receive 1/3 of the proceeds. Contact me with interest or questions.

A pencil drawing of rescued feral pigeon Glory on a distressed post-it note
Glory, a feral pigeon, was found as a fledgling with a badly splayed leg and cared for by Palomacy. His portrait is 3 x 3 inches; graphite on an ink-stained, crumpled post-it note; mounted on 3/4" cradled wood panel; part of a series of six drawings.
A pencil drawing of baby rescued feral pigeon Mo on a distressed post-it note
Baby Mo is a feral pigeon who was caught in mid-air after he was cruelly thrown from a rooftop. His portrait is 3 x 3 inches; graphite on an ink-stained, crumpled post-it note; mounted on 3/4" cradled wood panel; part of a series of six drawings.
A pencil drawing of rescued feral pigeon Flicky on a distressed post-it note
Flicky, a spunky, people-oriented feral pigeon, was rescued as a baby and surrendered to Palomacy. His portrait is 3 x 3 inches; graphite on an ink-stained, crumpled post-it note; mounted on 3/4" cradled wood panel; part of a series of six drawings.
A pencil drawing of rescued feral pigeon Crouton on a distressed post-it note
Crouton was an adorable special-needs feral rescued and loved by Palomacy for her too-short life. Her portrait is 3 x 3 inches; graphite on an ink-stained, crumpled post-it note; mounted on 3/4" cradled wood panel; part of a series of six drawings.
A pencil drawing of rescued feral pigeon Mo on a distressed post-it note
Grown-Up Mo is a fierce and funny feral rescued by a brave woman who volunteers for Avian Underdogs and Palomacy, as does his adoptive mom. His portrait is 3 x 3 inches; graphite on an ink-stained, crumpled post it; mounted on 3/4" cradled wood panel; part of a series of six drawings.
A pencil drawing of rescued feral pigeon Pijimoto on a distressed post-it note
Pijimoto is a feral pigeon rescued by Palomacy after a predator attack left him with severe injuries. His portrait is 3 x 3 inches; graphite on an ink-stained, crumpled post it; mounted on 3/4" cradled wood panel; part of a series of six drawings.

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