Racing pigeon takes wrong turn and ends up 5,000 miles away in USA
FEATHER-brained pigeon Bob flew 5,000 miles to the US after taking a wrong turn in a race.Owner Alan Todd thought his prize-winning bird was a goner w
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FEATHER-brained pigeon Bob flew 5,000 miles to the US after taking a wrong turn in a race.Owner Alan Todd thought his prize-winning bird was a goner w
Bob was supposed to fly 400 miles to Gateshead, which was supposed to take 10 hours but the pigeon must have gotten lost or confused and ended up 4,000 miles away in rural Alabama, America.
The bird was racing home to Gateshead but was found by a puzzled resident at his home in Alabama.
The bird was racing home to Gateshead but was found by a puzzled resident at his home in Alabama.
UK pigeons must have a signed health certificate before they can take part in cross-Channel races.