In winter, many breeders lock up the pigeons because the goshawk makes it impossible for the pigeons to fly freely. What about when it rains? Normally he would have to be wet and for his aerobatics he needs dry feathers. Do his feathers get wet when it rains and is this a unique opportunity to chase the pigeons into the sky without being afraid that the robber will appear in the sky? I'm taking the test here!

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