FUN FACT: The Mourning Dove is monogamous and forms strong pair bonds. Mourning Doves often mate for life. If one is killed, the breeding pair is lost.
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Mourning Dove
FUN FACT: The Mourning Dove is monogamous and forms strong pair bonds. Mourning Doves often mate for life. If one is killed, the breeding pair is lost.
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I saw my first one yesterday too! Can that mean spring is here to stay :) I have lots of snow in the garden but in the bare spots the tulips are up 2 inches - they must be growing under the snow.
We seem to have doves year round here. I love watching them in the garden. They're my "chickens." They often sleep on the mulch.
I have a lot of Mourning Doves year round. I love to hear them in the morning when I am getting ready for work.
~ Tracy
The Mourning Doves are so pretty. Isn't it neat that they mate for life. Have a good day.
Thank you for giving the name of this cute little bird is. This whole time I thought they were partridges. My mom and stepdad have these in their backyard all the time.
Thanks again!
A Lovely dove!!
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