The bones from the spy bird were found in a chimney in Surrey with a message attached to its foot from World War II.
Experts have been trying to figure out the code ever since they received the message a few weeks ago - but they haven't been able to understand it.
They are now asking the public to help them try and crack the code.
In World War II there were around 250,000 pigeons used to carry messages.
Agents used lots of different codes to send secret information to each other during the war.
Don't forget to check through your work when you finish a story for mistakes...
ReplyDeleteworld war 2 - World War 2
recived - received
was - were
diffrent - different
(Edited by Emily Booker)