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167. MOURNING DOVE.

Author

Larson, Jack

Subjects
*MOURNING dove, *ZENAIDA, *BIRDS
Abstract

Reports on features of mourning dove.

Published
2003

168. To Dress a Dove.

Author

Boukjaily, Philip

Subjects
*DRESSING of game & game-birds, *MOURNING dove
Abstract

Presents tips for dressing a mourning dove. Directions for gutting; Suggestions for skinning; Preparations for plucking.

Published
2001

169. Dove Hunting Tips.

Subjects
MOURNING dove shooting, MOURNING dove, ANIMAL behavior
Abstract

The article offers tips for better hunting of doves including practicing shooting on birds, practicing with paper targets, and check on the routine mourning doves.

Published
2016

170. Sad Song in the Air.

Author

TAFT, DAVE

Subjects
*MOURNING dove, *PIGEONS -- Feeding & feeds, *NEST building, *ANIMAL behavior
Abstract

The article focuses on the ecological and migratory behavior of mourning doves in New York City with details including the dove's physical appearance, nest construction and food.

Published
2016

171. Birds in the garden.

Author

Morrison, Gordon

Subjects
*MOURNING dove
Abstract

Presents the habits and behavior of the mourning dove. Description of the bird's nest; Raising of the dove's hatchlings; Contribution to the maintenance of gardens.

Published
1995

172. Doves of Alabama.

Author

Todd, Bruce W.

Subjects
MOURNING dove, WHITE-winged dove, COLUMBIDAE, ENDANGERED species, HABITATS, BAG limits (Wildlife)
Abstract

The article discusses the different species of dove encountered in Alabama. It explores the physical characteristics and traces the distribution patterns of these doves including mourning doves, common ground doves, white-winged doves, and the Eurasian collared doves. It also notes the variety of resources available that describe and detail the life history and the biological facts about the doves in Alabama.

Published
2011

173. 'Coo, mon!' (1907-04-10)

Author

Keppler, Udo J., 1872-1956, Keppler, Udo J., 1872-1956, Keppler, Udo J., 1872-1956, and Keppler, Udo J., 1872-1956

Abstract

Andrew Carnegie, as a Scottish dove with a bagpipe and wearing a kilt, is standing on a cracked platform labeled "Tested at Sandy Hook." In the background is a dovecote labeled "Carnegie Hall." Caption: The Skibo dove of peace. comments and context

Published
1907

174. Mourning Dove Nest and Eggs

Author

Wooster, Lyman Dwight, Wooster, Lyman Dwight, Wooster, Lyman Dwight, and Wooster, Lyman Dwight

Abstract

This color photograph features a nest containing Mourning Dove eggs hidden on the ground amongst leaves. The photo was taken in May 1953.

Published
1953

175. Mourning Dove

Author

Wooster, Lyman Dwight, Wooster, Lyman Dwight, Wooster, Lyman Dwight, and Wooster, Lyman Dwight

Abstract

This color photograph features hands holding a Mourning Dove. The photo was taken in May 1950.

Published
1950

176. Eva Enhelder

Abstract

Mrs. Enhelder holds a mourning dove that she found helpless after a storm and nursed back to health. She named the bird Andor and taught it tricks.

177. METROPOLITAN DIARY.

Author

Brady, Valerie W., Krause, Mark, McGann, MichaelJohn, Matthews, T. James, and Hoder-Salmon, Marilyn

Subjects
*MOURNING dove, *PASSENGERS, *WIGS
Abstract

The article presents the insights of various people regarding metropolitan days, including one on the mourning dove, another on the train passenger with tan pants and brown shoes, and the on jet-black wig.

Published
2013

179. A Winged Symbol, but With More Than One Meaning.

Author

SULZBERGER, A. G.

Subjects
*HUNTING, *MOURNING dove, *PEACE
Abstract

LEE'S SUMMIT, Mo. -- Elsewhere, the mourning dove is a symbol of peace. But here in western Missouri, the sight of those familiar speckled wings against the September sky means something altogether different: hunting season has arrived. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2010

180. Agency Releases Data On Birds Hitting Aircraft.

Author

Wald, Matthew L. and Nixon, Ron

Subjects
*AIRCRAFT accidents, *AIRCRAFT bird collisions, *MOURNING dove
Abstract

Twenty times a day, pilots nationwide report that birds have hit their airplanes, according to a national database of wildlife strikes released Friday by the Federal Aviation Administration. Denver International Airport had the most reported bird strikes this decade -- 2,090 -- according to the database. Nationwide, the most common bird species involved in the collisions was the mourning dove. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2009

187. The empty nest syndrome.

Author

Ahrens, Frank

Subjects
MOURNING dove
Abstract

Part 2. Focuses on the author's experience with a pair of mourning doves. Nest made by doves on the author's window sill; Annual return of the doves; Information on the doves; Baby doves lost by the adult doves.

Published
1995

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