From Nature Camp to Pigeon Watching: A Journey in Science Communication

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The chapter follows the guest's evolution in science communication from a humorous nature camp experience that sparked their passion for combining humor with education through comics. It then shifts to the in-depth exploration of creating a book on pigeon watching, covering the inspiration, cultural significance, history, behavior, breeding, and domestication of pigeons along with their roles as messenger birds.

You love pigeons. You might not know it yet. Espionage! Fancy breeds! Internal GPS! Weird feet! Should you be afraid of them? Should you adopt one? Pigeon advocate, comic artist and author of “A Pocket Guide to Pigeon Watching,” Rosemary Mosco finally joins to answer all of our questions in a beautifully mellow and melodious wall-to-wall pigeon exploration. I loved every minute of making this one and if you stick around for the secret, I’ll take you behind-the-scenes. Listen, then sit on a bench and watch your new friends.

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Browse Rosemary’s books including A Pocket Guide to Pigeon Watching: Getting to Know the World’s Most Misunderstood Bird and There Are No Ants in This Book

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Donations went to Great Lakes Pigeon Rescue and Palomacy