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Spotted doves Duffy

To: "'Alberta Hayes'" <>, "'Rosie - Internode'" <>
Subject: Spotted doves Duffy
From: "casburnj" <>
Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2011 10:04:53 +1100

Two Spotted Turtle-doves on the wires at the back of my neithbour’s house this morning – above a swimming pool.  Yesterday one ST-d on the ground under the shade of Manchurian pear trees – near bird water on the ground.  I see one of these birds only occasionally.  They may be getting some grain from the house behind me.

 

I quite enjoy their sound amongst the sparrows, and blackbirds, galahs, sc cockatoos, sc pigeons, rw birds, galahs etc.

 

jean

 


From: Alberta Hayes [
Sent: Thursday, 3 February 2011 11:12 PM
To: Rosie - Internode
Cc: canberra birds
Subject: Re: [canberrabirds] Spotted doves

 

Hey everyone,
I saw 2 STD's in our garden in Chapman. They seemed a bit loved up but I didn't see any mating or any such lasivious activities. I'll keep an eye on them, luckily, they seem to spend most of their time right above our pool.

Alberta.

On 3 February 2011 15:53, Rosie - Internode <> wrote:

When Spotted doves have been heard &/or seen in the Flynn & Fraser areas they are usually calling from powerlines or rooftops.

 

It would be very useful for those gathering information about the species in the ACT & region if observers could mention if the doves are ever seen in yards, gardens, foraging on the ground, their possible diet & their interactions with other species.

 

Please keep reports and observations coming!

 

Many thanks

Rosemary

 

 

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