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    The document provides information about the mourning dove, describing its physical appearance as brown, grey, and spotted, around 12 inches long. It notes that mourning doves have a quiet, low coo call and are often found on the ground or on wires. While they are one of the most common birds in North America, they are also one of the most hunted species.

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    Mourning Dove Characteristics

    Zenaida macroura Appearance: Brown, grey, black spots


    Size: 12” long
    Call: Quiet, low coo
    Mourning doves are birds that can often
    Location: Likely on ground or on wires
    be heard by their subtle chirp. Their diet
    Season: Year-round
    consists almost entirely of seeds. They
    are one of the most common birds in
    North America but are also one of the o Native
    most hunted species. They are
    incredibly strong and fast fliers. The
    name “mourning” comes from the sad
    tone of its call. Mourning doves tend
    to travel alone or in pairs, rather than in large flocks.

    Fun Facts Sources


    Mourning doves mate for life. Cornell Lab Ornithology
    Pictures: Megan Leich

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