Tiny Perching Pigeons In Trafalgar Square

By · June 22, 2010 at 10:40 am · No comments · Arts and Events · Report an error ·

Ken Livingstone may have banned pigeons from their ancestral home of Trafalgar Square, but the occasional avian rebel still intrudes. Last night a whole flock invaded. Members of Stitch London (formerly Stitch and Bitch) inundated the Square with tens of hand-made birds, reclaiming the space for dove-kind. The tiny perching pigeons were designed by Anna Hrachovec, who specialises in extremely cute knit-critters.

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  • http://bingo.ladbrokes.com/en Sarah Wallace

    hahaha that’s funny…no idea why they were removed in the first place..they were contributing to the attraction of the Trafalgar square…i still remember when i been there people use to enjoy and feed them..kids use to love running around them..its so boring now…only water fountain in between and some form of art…
    regards

    Sarah wallace

  • http://undefined Brullworfel

    Fun =)

  • http://undefined johni

    Funny :D

  • nightshadowly

    Omg they’re really great:) I would like to know how to make such a lovely bird:)

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