Mourning doves are a welcome sight to any garden. If you don't see them, there may be a good reason. Learn how to attract ...

Invasive doves, such as Eurasian collared-doves and ringed turtle-doves, have become more common. We’ve had nesting Eurasian collared-doves near our house for more than a decade.

After a long flight, shallow spots like this become a safe haven for mourning doves. The post The Simple Reason for This Odd Mourning Dove Motion appeared first on A-Z Animals.

I like doves, which are universally regarded as symbols of hope, love and peace. As such, they decorate several of the greeting cards that friends and family send us each holiday season.

Doves are also a universal symbol of peace and often associated with the holiday season. Turtledoves are mentioned as a gift in the carol, the 12 Days of Christmas.

Breeding population indices, based on mourning doves heard along North Dakota call-count routes in 2005, revealed a value of 48.6, second only to first-place Kansas' 58.4.

Texas accounts for 30 percent of the total mourning doves and 85 percent of the total white-winged doves harvested in the U.S. each year, far more than any other state.