Pigeons and sculpture [🇪🇸/🇬🇧] [Monomad]

There are always places where you pass by almost every day, but without paying much attention to them, and it only takes a stranger to make you notice certain things. It is very likely that for the inhabitants of Old Havana, seeing pigeons perched on the eaves is not something significant, however, I was delighted to see the integration of the oldest architecture, modern sculpture and how these birds have been integrated into that environment.
The way they perch on the eaves of the buildings and then fly away, or how they perch (almost as an integrating part) on the sculpture, fascinated me.
In the first photo, I liked that both pigeons were making the same pose with their bodies, I suppose preening themselves, and that their wings were in a position that resembled the sculpture itself.

Como dato a agregar, la escultura pertenece a una serie que se llama "Natura" del artista cubano Juan N. Quintanilla. La misma mide unos 10 metros de altura y pesa cerca de 8 toneladas. Elaborada en mármol y acero inoxidable. Se emplazó el 16 de noviembre de 2011, con motivo del aniversario 492 de la Villa de San Cristóbal de La Habana.