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A Pair of Morning Doves

I have a breeding pair of morning doves and they like to come and eat at my feeder.I have not found a nest but I bet it is well hidden. Lets hope they will have some baby birds!




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A Pair of Morning Doves

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Jun 15, 2010
 Mourning Doves
by: Shirley

I have catered to mourning doves for the past three years and though they eat from your feeders, they normally feed from the ground. As to the mating process, once they find a place to build their nests, they will use the same nests for the entire season and probably use the same location in the upcoming years. Mine have produced three broods a season but this is the second year they rebuilt in the same location. ( I tore their old nest down). They are amazing and once they trust you, you can walk directly to their nests and they will not move. Have fun and enjoy the gift of Gods creation.

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