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An Albino Pigeon is a rare genetic mutation that results in a complete lack of melanin — the pigment responsible for coloring feathers, eyes, skin, and beaks. These pigeons have pure white feathers, pink or red eyes, and are often more sensitive to sunlight compared to other pigeons.

While regular white pigeons may appear similar, they usually still have dark eyes and some pigmentation. In contrast, albino pigeons are true pigment-free birds, which makes them distinct and rarer.

If you're curious to dive deeper into their care, health, and how to tell them apart from other white birds, try searching:

👉 "Albino Pigeon Guide YourPetPlanet" on Google.

You'll find detailed insights to help you understand and care for them better.

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Amman

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