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Dove in Pecan Tree

by Ann
(Houston, Texas)

Nesting Dove

Nesting Dove

I have an upstairs art studio where I often work in a corner of two sliding glass doors.

My dove is nesting literally just an arm's length from there ... Everyday I pull open my curtains & she doesn't seem to mind me working at her side.

One day as I was working, a squirrel sat right next to her & ate a whole pecan & she didn't even notice him until he left!

She is nesting in a pecan tree here in Houston & there is not a leaf on the tree & she is only blocked from the west wind.

I now know where the expression ... "tough as a bird" came from. We have had severe weather here this past week or so & she &( I now understand her mate) have sat diligently on their nest.

She seems to be OK with my husband & I looking at her & I've taken some snaps of her I'll share with you.

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Doves In My Plant
by: Elaine

Well, just today my dad noticed two doves sitting in one of our plants. Now, it is only April, so there is no new growth yet. But the male dove is just sitting on the nest, occasionally shifting. The female just sits right near him. I hope we will get to see the whole life process of the two little babies. So excited!

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