While bumbling PI Percival Smidgely tries to find missing pig Mercy Watson, a trio of clever neighborhood sleuths follow a trail of hoof prints - and a delicious aroma - to recover their porcine wonder, in this uproariously funny, extra-special series finale.

Gary, a racing pigeon who cannot fly, winds up lost in the big city, where he finds the big adventure he has been searching for.

Sherman, a one-legged pigeon, sets everyone aflutter in a small southern town.

Telling a story about pigeons should be simple. But what's a narrator to do when the number of feathered friends is constantly changing? Can our intrepid storyteller use math facts to keep up with the unstable quantities...or is this pigeon-centric tale doomed?

When a bus driver takes a break from his route, a very unlikely volunteer springs up to take his place.

In a flock of "perfectly same" pigeons, one member redefines perfection, demonstrating the joys of being unique.

"¿Alguna vez te preguntaste por qué las palomas hacen cosas tan raras? Pues es porque están persiguiendo a los malos, salvándonos el trasero a todos y ¡resolviendo complicado misterios! ¿Por qué han desaparecido todas las migajas del parque? ¿Quién está secuestrando a los murciélagos? Y, lo más importante, ¿conseguierá la Pandilla Paloma evitar que la cena se covierta en un desastre?"--

When Rebecca helps her injured neighbor, Mr. Rossi, by caring for his pigeons, she discovers a strange black pigeon with an eerie message warning Mr. Rossi of danger, and consults a fortune teller to learn if she is in danger, as well.

Homing pigeon Homer and his parrot friend Lulu learn something is afoul when they witness four-legged criminals stealing valuables from both the animal and human communities. Using the sleuthing techniques he's gathered from his favorite mystery comics, Homer and Lulu track down the bandits, but need human help to stop them for good. Can they find a way to communicate with their human keepers and lead them to the culprits' hideout to stop the thieves?--...

"When Swanda first moves to Brooklyn from the country, she misses the wildlife she left behind. But not for long. Oh, look! What dear little birds! Swanda says to her dog when she notices all the pigeons outside her apartment. Come, Waldo, we ll get them a bird feeder all their own. It s fun to watch the pigeons flock to the feeder, at first. But then more arrive ... and more ... and more. And before she knows it, there are too many pigeons! Swanda...