Yes, and fairly quickly, too. Depending on the health of the bird, it may take only a few weeks for its tail feathers to regenerate. Fortunately for your dove, fall is a good season for birds.

For more information on Mourning Doves, visit one of the three Moana Nursery store locations at 1100 W. Moana Ln. and 11301 S. Virginia St. in Reno and 7644 Pyramid Hwy. in Sparks.

The mourning dove is an elegant bird — especially in flight when the long, tapering, white-tipped tail is most evident. It is a fast flier, but because it spends so much time on the ground and ...

Mourning doves are found throughout much of North America, but there is nothing common about these graceful birds. Here are some interesting facts about the mourning dove, which may enhance your ...

So now that you know something about the mourning dove, I think you should draw a holiday picture that features this beautiful bird. If you make an extra copy of your picture, I would love to see it.

How Long Do Mourning Doves Live? The peaceful “co-ah, coo, coo, coo” call of the mourning dove is familiar to many of us — and for good reason. With upwards of 350 million doves in the U.S ...

Legal in the field The mourning dove is the most abundant game bird in North America. It is light grey/brown in color with black spots on each wing and a pointed tail. (TPWD Photo) (unknown ...

The Eurasian collared dove, as you might gather from its name, is an immigrant, arriving in Florida in 1980s and spreading to about two-thirds of the continental United States.

The tail-feather beep of the Anna's hummingbird is similar to the whistling feathers of ducks and other birds, including the mourning dove, the whistling swan and nighthawks.