A glossy windup pigeon toy with a plastic body, featuring bold yellow, black, and white concentric‑circle eyes. Its light green-blue coloration fades into a white torso, and the white wings show curved gray feather details with the windup key protruding from one side. The feet are bright yellow with black talons.
The toy pigeon stands on a real New York curbside, with a green dumpster in the background.
At the top of the image, bold block‑outline text reads “WIND‑UP, PERKY PIGEON.” Below it, centered on the page, is a glossy plastic windup pigeon toy. It has bright concentric yellow, black, and white eyes, a light green‑blue body that fades to a white torso, and white wings with simple gray feather lines. A windup key sticks out from one wing. The pigeon’s feet are bright yellow with black talons.
A glossy windup pigeon toy with a plastic body, featuring bold yellow, black, and white concentric‑circle eyes. Its light green-blue coloration fades into a white torso, and the white wings show curved gray feather details with the windup key protruding from one side. The feet are bright yellow with black talons.
The toy pigeon stands on a real New York curbside, with a green dumpster in the background.
At the top of the image, bold block‑outline text reads “WIND‑UP, PERKY PIGEON.” Below it, centered on the page, is a glossy plastic windup pigeon toy. It has bright concentric yellow, black, and white eyes, a light green‑blue body that fades to a white torso, and white wings with simple gray feather lines. A windup key sticks out from one wing. The pigeon’s feet are bright yellow with black talons.

Wind-Up Pigeon

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  • $7.95

Meet the Wind‑Up Pigeon—your pocket‑sized NYC bird buddy! Immortalized in public art and on TV, this little bird salutes one of the city’s most iconic migrant (and occasionally infamous) residents.

Pigeons have been strutting around New York since the 1600s. In the ’40s and ’50s, Lower East Side rooftops were practically pigeon penthouses. Today, most of the action has shifted to Brooklyn and the Bronx.

Want more pigeon power? Fly over to the Museum of the City of New York at 103rd & Fifth (ramp on 104th).

  • Wind-up pigeon.
  • Hops when wound.
  • 3-5/8" tall, made of plastic. 
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