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    How do I raise a wild pigeon that's hurt?
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    Check the wikiHow articles Care for an Injured Wild Bird That Cannot Fly, Take Care of a Lost Pigeon, Keep a Single Pigeon and Take Care of a Wild Bird for some tips on caring for your newfound friend.
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    What if I want a bird in the tree?
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    If you want a bird in your tree, then you should not use these methods. Instead, try enticing birds to your tree by hanging a bird feeder.
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    Why would I put a cage around a tree?
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    Putting a cage around the tree will prevent birds and squirrels from accessing it. It's an extreme option, but it might be the best choice for some people.
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    Why would you want to keep birds out of trees?
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    Some people have fruit trees or ornamental trees that they want the birds to stay out of. Some people dislike the messes birds make of the ground if roosting in the tree frequently. Another reason may be to stop cats from harming the birds.
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