"These are not computer-enhanced - this pigeon is really green," said David W. Riegel, vice president of MacKenzie Contracting Co., who provided the photos of the bird.
One worker on the site yesterday said he spotted the bird twice over the weekend.
"It looked just like a green pigeon, and I asked my wife, 'Is a pigeon supposed to be green?' and she said no," said John Newman, a steel...
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our green pigeon! - 2007-08-28 18:52:49
The green pigeon belongs to our business. Visit www.everycelebration.net. We will come and bring this lost bird home soon. Thank you for caring!
Reedy Hines, co-owner of the business called Every Celebration.
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