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Mourning Dove. Pigeon. Zenaida macroura.

Mourning Dove. Pigeon. Zenaida macroura.

Mourning Dove. Pigeon. Zenaida macroura.
The common wild dove. Brown; smaller and slimmer than Rock Dove. Note the pointed tail with large white spots. Vo...
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Mourning Dove. Pigeon. Zenaida macroura.
The common wild dove. Brown; smaller and slimmer than Rock Dove. Note the pointed tail with large white spots. Voice: A hollow mournful coah,cooo, cooo, coo. At a distance only the 3 coo`s are audible. Range: Se. Alasca, s Canada to Panama. Habitabs: Farms, towns, open woods, scrub, roadsides, grassland
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