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Henry Marganski's pigeons fly the coop all the time. Some race back, and some don't.

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Henry Marganski is attached to his birds: "I grieve for every one I lose."
Jennifer Silverberg
Henry Marganski is attached to his birds: "I grieve for every one I lose."
Pigeons need lots of attention, especially during the first seven weeks.
Jennifer Silverberg
Pigeons need lots of attention, especially during the first seven weeks.

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No. 8082 takes its own sweet time, straggling in a day later. It's a mediocre showing for Marganski's pigeons, but all the birds are home. There will be other races, one every week until the end of September. Marganski now has an idea which birds are the most promising, the ones that could bag trophies and win him a few bucks. He's got their number.

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