June 16, 2025
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Crowning New york city’s Leading ‘Pigeon’

On Saturday, countless individuals were collected on the High Line for dove celebrations, influenced by musician sculptures and thanks to the city’s most resistant birds.

The post that crowned New York City’s leading “Dove” first appeared in Asia Pacific News Weekly.

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