14 Funny, Pigeon-Themed Comic Strips That Will Brighten Your Day With Laughter
Pigeons have a way of showing up everywhere, from city sidewalks to comic strips, and Christian “Bees” McGowan has turned that everyday bird energy into something genuinely funny. Her Pigeon Comics mix awkward moments, pop culture nods, and a very specific kind of bird chaos that feels oddly relatable.
Bees started drawing after seeing how animation comes together behind the scenes, and that early fascination eventually grew into a love of comics, animals, and storytelling. Along the way, she also created other projects, including My Kiwi Crush, while keeping Pigeon Comics full of quick jokes and expressive little birds.
These 14 strips are a good reminder that pigeons can be a lot more entertaining than people give them credit for.
1. The "Inspiring" Pigeon Goes to Their Job Interview

2. Different Types of Pigeons

3. Texting Pigeon

4. Making the Pigeon Do What You're Supposed to Do

5. This Birb Can't Help It

That one lands exactly where it should.
6. Mr. Brightside MV (Pigeon Version)

7. Mr. Brightside MV (Pigeon Version) Continued

8. A Pigeon's Demanding Mom

9. More Mr. Brightside and Pigeons

The bird drama keeps escalating.
And if you’re obsessed with pigeon vibes like the “Inspiring” job-interview birb, check out these elegant pigeon breeds.
10. Pigeons à la Star Wars

11. How Not to Arrive at a Birthday Party

12. Don't Do This, Kids!
According to the artist:
I used to say my little sister was adopted as the ultimate insult to her. I stopped soon after meeting a kid who was adopted. We were super dumb kids.

13. Enjoy the Food the Moment It's Served. Or Else...

14. So Much for Protecting the Garden

Meet the Artist of Pigeon Comics, Bees
Bees keeps the same playful energy going in her other work, too.
We Hope You Enjoyed These Strips from the Pigeon Comic
If you can't get enough of pigeons, head over to Bee's Tumblr account. Aside from illustrating these wonderful animals, she also draws what she calls "spicy cars," NSFW illustrations.
The artist also creates original characters, some of which have become characters in her other works. This aligns with Bee's artistic endeavors, showcasing her unique take on the world.
Bird comedy wins again.
Want more “animals in the human world” chaos, see the imaginative artist’s birds-with-pants comics.