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A Sunning Mourning Dove
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jmcquown
Oct 10, 2021, 3:47:05 PM10/10/21
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It finally stopped raining here and a dove decided to stretch its' wings
and take in the sun in my back yard in South Carolina:
https://i.postimg.cc/y8ZPsFm3/sunning-dove.jpg
Jill
and take in the sun in my back yard in South Carolina:
https://i.postimg.cc/y8ZPsFm3/sunning-dove.jpg
Jill
jmcquown
Oct 27, 2021, 7:26:22 PM10/27/21
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On 10/27/2021 7:08 PM, super70s wrote:
> In article <XqH8J.6411$2m1....@fx26.iad>,
> I always thought was ironic that their call was so calm and peaceful but
> they seem to be the most nervous birds around as far as startling very
> easy. I just have to open the back door and they scurry off immediately
> and they're about 20 feet away at the bottom of the feeder, sometimes it
> startles me when I'm not paying attention.
>
Very soothing call and cooing. But when they're startled and take off,
their wings whistle. :)
Jill
> In article <XqH8J.6411$2m1....@fx26.iad>,
> they seem to be the most nervous birds around as far as startling very
> easy. I just have to open the back door and they scurry off immediately
> and they're about 20 feet away at the bottom of the feeder, sometimes it
> startles me when I'm not paying attention.
>
Very soothing call and cooing. But when they're startled and take off,
their wings whistle. :)
Jill
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