A few weeks ago this determined lady was removed from the scaffolding but she made her way back inside and successfully hatched two little birbs. 

Unfortunately she's in a bit of a danger zone between the men at work and the carelessness of construction towards pigeons in general. 

Ive been making it a bit of a personal mission to remove and save as many trapped pigeons as I can as I hate to watch them slowly starve to death. A few have died already and the crews here abort any nests with eggs they come across. Sadly some of those eggs were near developed. 

The wildlife rescue here will not take them as they have a mother and she will not leave them. She's far more devoted than many of the birds I've encountered on site and won't even fly away when face to face with us. 

If I relocate her and her babies at the same time, what's their chance of survival? 

Im honestly considering using my old dog crate or buying a cage and putting them in my backyard to keep them safe until the babies are old enough, but I dont want to move them until I have a plan. Im fairly confident the mother will be easily caught with the babies. She already knows I won't hurt her. 

Is there another course of action I could pursue? 

Any input is welcome. I would hate to see her or her young get injured carelessly or intentionally. 

These birds are not protected here and theres no course of action to protect them aside from removal. 

New baby pigeons in a danger zone. How can I help them?