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Mourning Dove

Zenaida macroura

Photo by suzybousa
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Field Notes

Description:

My five year old spotted these doves in the yard. It was adorable to hear her say "it looks like they're kissing".

Habitat:

My backyard.

Notes:

Spring is here!

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (2)
Malcolm Wilton-Jones
Hi Suzy, for Doves it is permanent spring. Unlike most other species, Doves will mate and lay eggs all year round and can raise 6 broods a year. Only in cold weather are they unsuccessful, unless they find somewhere warm to lay the eggs.
suzybousa
Your Welcome:) I have them all over my yard, their really cute!

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Birds seen in Florida
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PublishedApril 16, 2014

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