Pigeon Names - Page 3
Updated: June 03, 2024
Welcome to a unique compilation that caters to the naming needs of your feathery friends. This collection is thoughtfully curated to provide you with an exhaustive list of monikers for those beautiful sky-dwellers that grace our world with their presence. We understand the passion and the connection bird enthusiasts share with these winged wonders and so, we aim to make the task of finding the perfect name for your pigeon a delightful and effortless experience.
Whether you are looking for something traditional, whimsical, or completely out of the ordinary, our expansive collection has got you covered. It spans across a vast spectrum, including names inspired by their colors, personalities, historical figures, and much more. So, whether you've adopted a pigeon as a pet, or you're a birdwatcher looking to name a regular feathered visitor in your backyard, this compilation is your ultimate resource.
Dive in and discover a plethora of naming options that celebrate these remarkable creatures. From names that highlight their gentle cooing sounds to those that reflect their majestic flight, our list ensures you find the perfect label for your avian companion. So go on and explore the world of pigeon monikers, as unique and diverse as the birds themselves.
| Names | Reason |
|---|---|
| Lahore | Named after the city where they originated |
| Lattice | Inspired by their regular presence on window ledges and railings |
| Loafer | A humorous name for their laid-back nature |
| Lofty | Highlights their ability to reach great heights in flight |
| Lustrous | This name showcases their often glossy and shiny feathers |
| Magpie | Named due to their similar color pattern to the magpie bird |
| Messenger | Historically, pigeons were used to deliver messages over long distances |
| Mingle | Pigeons are social birds that often flock together |
| Modena | A breed first developed in Italy |
| Mondain | A French breed known for their large size |
| Murmur | This name is influenced by their soft, soothing coos |
| Nestle | A cozy name for a bird that spends a lot of time in its nest |
| Nun | Named for their color pattern resembling a nun's habit |
| Oriental | Originates from the East |
| Pacer | This name mirrors the steady pace of their walk |
| Parkie | A nod to their common presence in public parks |
| Peacemaker | Pigeons are often associated with peace and harmony |
| Peck | A simple name that reflects their feeding habit |
| Perch | Signifies the bird's habit of perching on high places |
| Percher | Refers to their habit of perching on high places |
| Pied | A reference to the multi-colored feathers of some pigeons |
| Plumage | Referring to the rich, colorful coat of feathers that distinguish them |
| Plummet | A dynamic name that captures their sudden dives from great heights |
| Pouter | Known for their ability to inflate their crops |
| Preen | A name that mirrors their grooming habit |
| Quiver | A name that mirrors the fluttering of their wings |
| Racer | Bred for racing due to their speed |
| Ripple | A name inspired by the wave-like motion of their flight |
| Roamer | This name emphasizes their wide-ranging flight patterns |
| Rock | Many pigeons are known as rock doves |
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Mythological
Names derived from mythology or folklore, as pigeons often feature in various cultural myths.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Anubis | This name derives from the Egyptian god of mummification |
| Apollo | Named after the Greek god of sun and light |
| Ares | Inspired by the Greek god of war |
| Artemis | This name derives from the Greek goddess of hunting |
| Athena | Inspired by the Greek goddess of wisdom |
| Baldur | After the Norse god of light and purity |
| Bastet | Named for the Egyptian goddess of home |
| Freya | The Norse goddess of love inspired this name |
| Frigg | Borrowed from the Norse goddess of marriage |
| Hades | This name comes from the Greek god of the underworld |
| Hera | The queen of the Greek gods inspired this name |
| Hermes | Borrowed from the Greek god of trade and travel |
| Horus | Inspired by the Egyptian sky god |
| Isis | The Egyptian goddess of magic inspired this name |
| Jupiter | Inspired by the king of the Roman gods |
| Loki | Named for the Norse trickster god |
| Mars | This name comes from the Roman god of war |
| Odin | Named after the chief of the Norse gods |
| Osiris | Named for the Egyptian god of the afterlife |
| Poseidon | After the Greek god of the sea |
| Ra | This name borrows from the Egyptian sun god |
| Seth | After the Egyptian god of chaos |
| Thor | This name borrows from the Norse god of thunder |
| Venus | Named for the Roman goddess of love |
| Zeus | Named for the king of the Greek gods |
Color-Based
Names based on the color or pattern of the pigeon's feathers.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Amber | Perfect for pigeons with a yellow-orange color |
| Azure | For pigeons exhibiting a bright, sky-blue hue |
| Burgundy | For pigeons having a dark red color |
| Cerulean | A name for pigeons with a bright blue color |
| Champagne | Perfect for pigeons with a pale, yellowish color |
| Cobalt | A suitable name for pigeons with a deep blue color |
| Copper | For pigeons with a reddish-brown color, similar to the metal |
| Coral | A suitable name for pigeons with a pinkish-orange tone |
| Crimson | This word signifies a deep red color, similar to some pigeon's feathers |
| Ebony | For pigeons that have a dark, black color |
| Emerald | A name for pigeons having a greenish tint |
| Indigo | An uncommon pigeon color, yet it fits perfectly for those with blueish feathers |
| Ivory | Perfect for a pigeon with a pale, off-white color |
| Jade | Fitting for pigeons with a green color |
| Lemon | For pigeons displaying a yellowish color |
| Lilac | Some pigeons have a light purple hue in their feathers |
| Magenta | A rare color, but fitting for pigeons with a purplish-red hue |
| Maroon | Referring to pigeons with a dark brownish-red color |
| Onyx | For pigeons that have a deep black color |
| Peach | Perfect for pigeons with a light orangey color |
| Russet | For pigeons having a reddish-brown color |
| Scarlet | An appropriate name for pigeons with bright red feathers |
| Slate | For pigeons having a greyish-blue tone |
| Teal | For pigeons exhibiting a medium to dark greenish-blue color |
| Turquoise | Suitable for pigeons having a greenish-blue color |
Geographical
Names related to the region or habitat where the pigeons are found.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Alpine | The word Alpine is related to the Alps, a mountain range spreading across several European countries |
| Amazon | The Amazon Rainforest is the largest rainforest in the world |
| Andes | The Andes is the longest continental mountain range in the world, located in South America |
| Arabian | Arabian refers to the Arabian Peninsula, a region located in Western Asia |
| Arctic | The Arctic is a polar region located at the northernmost part of the Earth |
| Athens | Athens, the capital of Greece, was the heart of Ancient Greece |
| Baltic | The Baltic region is in northern Europe and includes the countries around the Baltic Sea |
| Everest | Mount Everest, located in the Himalayas, is the highest mountain above sea level |
| Galapagos | The Galapagos Islands are known for their unique wildlife and natural beauty |
| Gobi | The Gobi Desert is a large desert region in Asia |
| Himalaya | The Himalayas are a mountain range in Asia separating the plains of the Indian subcontinent from the Tibetan Plateau |
| Milano | This name refers to Milan, a city renowned for its architecture and beauty |
| Mojave | The Mojave Desert is a desert located primarily in southeastern California |
| Nevada | Nevada is a state in the Western United States known for its arid desert landscape |
| Nile | The Nile is the longest river in Africa |
| Patagonia | Patagonia is a region located at the southern end of South America, shared by Argentina and Chile |
| Sahara | Sahara is the largest hot desert in the world, found in Africa |
| Sahel | The Sahel is a transitional ecoregion between the Sahara desert and the Sudanian Savanna |
| Savannah | The savannah is a mixed woodland-grassland ecosystem |
| Serengeti | The Serengeti is a geographical region in Africa renowned for its wildlife |
| Siberia | Siberia is a vast Russian province encompassing most of Northern Asia |
| Sydney | Sydney is a popular city in Australia known for its iconic Opera House |
| Tundra | The tundra is a biome where the subsoil is permanently frozen |
| Venice | Venice is a beautiful city in Italy famous for its canals and gondolas |
| Yosemite | Yosemite is a famous national park in the United States |
Famous Pigeons
Names of pigeons that have been historically significant or notable.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Ace | Known for consistently performing at the top of pigeon races |
| Amigo | Known for winning the Barcelona International, one of the most prestigious pigeon races |
| Blizzard | A white pigeon renowned for its beauty |
| BlueBar | Recognized for its distinct blue-barred plumage |
| Champion | Won numerous high-profile pigeon races globally |
| Cherami | Played a crucial role in World War I by delivering important messages |
| Comet | Famous for its swift flight, often likened to a shooting comet |
| Endurance | Famous for its ability to fly long distances without stopping |
| Feathers | Renowned for its distinct and unique feather pattern |
| Flyer | A well-known racing pigeon with numerous wins |
| Golden | A pigeon with a unique, golden-colored plumage |
| Goliath | Famous World Champion racing pigeon |
| Invincible | Lived up to its name by repeatedly winning several pigeon races |
| Jewel | Notable for its vibrant, jewel-like feather colors |
| Marathon | Records of winning long-distance races earned this pigeon its fame |
| Pearl | Recognized for its unique pearly-white plumage |
| Rocket | Its fast flight speed earned it this name |
| Speckled | Famous for its unique plumage and winning several beauty contests |
| Streak | Achieved fame due to its fast and consistent race performance |
| Swift | Known for its incredibly fast flight speed |
| Tumbler | Famous for its unique tumbling flight style |
| Turbo | A racing pigeon known for its high speed |
| Velvet | Known for its smooth, velvet-like feathers |
| Victory | Named after its numerous wins in pigeon racing competitions |
| Warrior | A carrier pigeon famed for its contribution in World War II |
Breeds
Different breeds of pigeons often have unique names.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Aachen | A breed known for its lace-like wing markings, developed in Aachen, Germany |
| Archangel | Noted for its metallic sheen on its body |
| Barb | An ancient breed known for its distinctive broad beak |
| Bokhara | Known for its unique ability to tumble periodically while flying |
| Capuchin | Named for its distinctive hood-like crest, resembling a capuchin monk's cowl |
| Carneau | This breed is often used for squab production |
| Cumulet | This breed is known for its long flight duration |
| Dragoon | A historical breed from the UK, known for its size and strength |
| Fantail | Named for its distinctive fan-shaped tail |
| Homer | This breed is known for its remarkable homing abilities |
| Jacobin | Known for its feathered hood, resembling a monk's cowl |
| King | Known for its size and productivity, often used in meat production |
| Lahore | Known for its striking color patterns, named after the city of Lahore in Pakistan |
| Modena | Originated from Modena in Italy, known for its stout body |
| Mondain | French breed known for its large size |
| Oriental | This breed is famous for its tumbling abilities |
| Pouter | A breed known for its ability to inflate its crop, giving it a 'pouting' appearance |
| Roller | This breed is often recognized for its ability to roll while in flight |
| Runt | This breed is one of the largest and heaviest, often used for meat |
| Show | A breed developed specifically for exhibition |
| Starling | Often confused with the similarly named songbird, this pigeon breed is known for its small size |
| Swallow | Recognized for its swallow-like tail |
| Tippler | A breed praised for its ability to stay in the air for long periods |
| Trumpeter | Famous for its unique coo, which sounds like a trumpet |
| Tumbler | Known for its spectacular tumbling behavior in flight |