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pat sublett

04-03-2013 09:09:22




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Started to cut cedar, decided to wait.




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Richard from SE AZ

04-03-2013 20:41:04




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 Re: OT bird in reply to pat sublett, 04-03-2013 09:09:22  
Here in SE AZ the morning dove are being pushed out by the invasive, and illegal alien ring neck dove. Used to be called love birds. It is rare to see a morning dove. They are legal to hunt and since they are an invasive species there is no limit on them.



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downsouth

04-03-2013 12:32:14




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 Re: OT bird in reply to pat sublett, 04-03-2013 09:09:22  
What a fantastic photograph, nicely done!
We have so many dove here it would probably surprise most folks. The whitewings are thick even though dove season thins them out. No doubt this season will do less damage with the cost increases on ammo. I can hunt them here in the yard but choose not to as I think they are gorgeous and don't make a mess like the stinking grackles do not to mention they are a lot quieter too. We don't feed them as there is plenty to eat anyway. They like it here because of the water tanks for the goats, they can land in the pens and drink and the goats just ignore them. Recently we had a white dove show up and I see it every few days. Been wondering if it's some sort of sign.

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da.bees

04-03-2013 10:36:11




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 Re: OT bird in reply to pat sublett, 04-03-2013 09:09:22  
Nice picture. White winged are displacing mourning in N.Texas. Where there were no white winged until recently,it is now about 50-50 split. Your little friend appears to be a mourning.



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pat sublett

04-03-2013 15:19:42




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 Re: OT bird in reply to da.bees, 04-03-2013 10:36:11  
I was stationed in Ft. Huachuca Arizona on the Mexico Border in 1959. It was the only place in the US with White Winged Doves and they were highly protected. I took down my bird feeders because there were about 50 setting in the trees waiting for me to fill the feeders every morning.



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Zachary Hoyt

04-03-2013 09:45:39




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 Re: OT bird in reply to pat sublett, 04-03-2013 09:09:22  
Very nice picture.
Zach



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Tony in Mass.

04-03-2013 09:41:30




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 Re: OT bird in reply to pat sublett, 04-03-2013 09:09:22  
Within 3 hours, you will have 30 suggestions on what cabiber to kill her with...
Every summer there is a pair walking the lawns and rows.. but never see babies.



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Billy NY

04-03-2013 09:27:15




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 Re: OT bird in reply to pat sublett, 04-03-2013 09:09:22  
Always found something peaceful about the morning dove, I've actually rehabilitated a few, one would always hop onto my hand from the cage, this one could not even stand when I got him, nursed him along for a few months and it was cool to see him get better, though he never could fly for some reason, he sure was content around the garage would stay roosted up high and watch over what you were doing. Some are not very fearful around here, usually fledglings, you can get right up close to them.

They're popular for some to hunt, but they're can't be much on them as far as meat, pretty darned fast sometimes, I have seen several escape a hawk at the bird feeder here

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ben there

04-03-2013 09:59:14




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 Re: OT bird in reply to Billy NY, 04-03-2013 09:27:15  
They're tasty but you'll break a sweat cleaning enough for a meal.



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Larry NEIL

04-03-2013 10:09:12




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 Re: OT bird in reply to ben there, 04-03-2013 09:59:14  
Wife used to take dove breasts and quail and stick them down in a bed of wild rice stuffing that she placed around one or two pheasants. That kept them, from drying out and they were always tasty.



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