In some, like "Ethiopian Monarch," the subjects wear loose robes and a fanciful crown made of pigeon wings.

Rasputin shifted slightly at the fluttering sound of pigeon wings as a dozen or so birds came immediately to the feed.

From above comes the flap of pigeon wings.

Clitoria fragrans is a rare species of flowering plant in the legume family known by the common name pigeon wings, or sweet-scented pigeon wings.

But, save for the occasional creak of a wagon wheel, or the rushing flap of pigeon wings as they passed another empty square, the city was quiet.

The steps and maneuvers that made up these dances had equally colorful names; his hornpipe featured the "double shuffle", the "heel and toe", the "pigeon wing", and "running on his heels".

I chose you, sir, because you do it in style, pigeon wings and all.

Sated, he marinated a pigeon wing in the brine from a crushed acorn and he stuck it through with a green twig and roasted the wing until the fire popped and crackled.

Thegare echoed with the sounds of trains braking, people talking, footsteps, whistles, the rush of pigeon wings, the clink of coins.

The crushed-gravel tile of the floors has been glazed white and black with pigeon excrement, and the only noise is the fluttering of pigeon wings.