Why do pidgeons appear to peck the ground even when there’s no obvious signs of food/crumbs?

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Why do pidgeons appear to peck the ground even when there’s no obvious signs of food/crumbs?

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They are likely swallowing pebbles, since they use them in the GI tracts to help crush food. If you think about it, they don’t have teeth to chew with, so the pebbles are useful.

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