You can know if a pigeon likes you by observing its body language and behavior toward you, as pigeons show affection and trust in subtle ways similar to other birds. Signs a pigeon likes you include approaching you voluntarily without fear, especially if it comes close when you offer food and stays near you rather than flying away quickly. A pigeon that likes you may coo softly when you are near, which is a friendly vocalization, especially low, gentle coos rather than alarm calls. It may bow its head or do a small dance, puff up its neck feathers slightly, and strut in a friendly display. It may preen itself near you or even try to preen your clothing or hair, indicating comfort and bonding. A pigeon that likes you may follow you around, land near you, or sit close by. If you have a pet pigeon, it may nuzzle your hand, close its eyes when you pet it gently, and make soft purring sounds. Eye contact is also a sign, a pigeon that likes you will make soft eye contact and blink slowly rather than staring with wide eyes which indicates fear. Over time, a pigeon that remembers you will recognize your face and voice and come when called, showing it has bonded. If a pigeon eats from your hand, that is a strong sign of trust and liking, as pigeons only do that with people they feel safe with.
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