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Meh, pretty easy mistake of context.
I mean, not one a human would ever make.
First off, the word "rescued" would have immediately made the context of "protect the pigeon" clear.
Second, a "rescued pigeon" wouldn't have a label on it, so it's clearly mixing in something from likely a store bought turkey, but then the other steps don't make sense either as those don't apply either.
A traditional search approach would not have made the mistake either. It would either have failed to find anything or found actual on topic results. It's "clever" enough to genericize "pigeon" to "birds" and hit upon text related to birds from a grocery store and birds that you hunted and mix all that together in a coherent language but with content that is nonsense.
In this case, hilarious, in other day to day situations, it's maddening, as some professional colleague gets the same sort of nonsense but lacks knowledge to correct it and relays it as fact. Then when called out on the data was in fact so bad it wasted time, they just say 'oh, lol, AI' (they wanted to take credit for it if it worked, but can hide behind AI when it doesn't).