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Meaning of "mourning doves"
mourning doves: This phrase refers to a species of dove (Zenaida macroura) known for its mournful cooing sounds, found in North and Central America
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Mourning doves eat almost exclusively seeds.
They multiply quickly as mourning doves mate throughout the year.
Mourning doves are prolific breeders.
Many late sightings are thought to be false or due to confusion with mourning doves.
Mourning doves live in open habitat that has few scattered trees.
Collared doves lack the black spots found on the backs of mourning doves.
Mourning doves have fairly neutral coloration that allows them to blend in almost anywhere.
Who fell in love with blue jays and mourning doves a million years ago.
These mourning doves were too funny to not share them with you this afternoon.
What a great name for Mourning Doves.
Mourning doves alone can have as many as six broods per year in southern latitudes.
Sure the subjects are once again, mourning doves.
Mourning Doves are in this last group.
Traditionally farm birds, mourning doves have adapted to urban and suburban areas.
Mourning Doves feed almost exclusively on seeds from a wide variety of native forbs and grasses.
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When there is no suitable elevated object, mourning doves will nest on the ground.
Mourning doves are found almost everywhere in South Dakota.
Migrational homing, local movement, and mortality of mourning doves in Missouri.
References to mourning doves appear frequently in Native American literature.
When the sky opened, mourning doves.
Mourning doves are migratory birds and are part of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.
For example, it is normal for nestling finches to gape, but not mourning doves.
Mourning doves have perching feet, with three toes forward and one reversed.
There were common ground doves, rather like mourning doves but smaller, and ( probably ) eared doves.
Mourning doves will also frequent bird baths, and really enjoy dead trees for roosting.
The number of individual mourning doves is estimated to be approximately 475 million.
Mourning Doves nest in in a wide variety of trees and shrubs, or on the ground.
During the last ten years, mourning doves in the Boreal-Hardwood Transition, Lower Great Lakes / St.
Mourning Doves except for Ontario and Quebec where non-toxic shot must be used.
However, Mourning Doves are excellent flyers, which helps with quick escapes if needed.
Mourning doves can fly as fast as 40 miles per hour.
Mourning doves are now hunted in 42 states in America.
Mourning doves eat almost exclusively seeds, which make up more than 99 % of their diet.
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Billions are mourning the loss of our hero
Mourning is often seen as a time of quiet contemplation
Sorry to interrupt the mourning of your partner
