What is the dove?

DOVE is a bird in the Columbidae family, which also includes pigeons. In fact, the expressions of "dove" and "pigeon" are often used interchangeably and there are no real biological differences between doves and pigeons. Most often, a smaller member of this family of birds is referred to as a dove, while larger birds are considered pigeons, but there is a significant overlap and a low consistency in how the conditions are used. The dove can be found all over the world, avoiding only dry and hostile Sahara and extremely cold and dry Arctic and Antarctica. As a result, many cultures are familiar with dove and birds were used differently as play, pets and animals. Many doves also have tails that are longer than the other Columbidae members, and this is sometimes used as another criterion for distinguishing between doves and pigeons. Like their larger relatives, doves can come in a series of colors, from drab gray to more exciting tropical looks like red and yellow.

Many people connect doves with peace, especially in the West. The dove has been used as symbols of peace and subtlety since the Greeks, and especially white doves are considered symbols of peace, good will and friendship. The dove appears great in the story of Noah and Archa, carrying the olive branch to tell Noah that the flood ends.

Doves eats fruit and seeds, and many of them are very intrepid, qualified fors. The female dove laid two eggs in quartz nests during the mating season, and both parents helped hatch eggs and raise the young. Members of the Columbidae family exclude the fascinating substance CV for the first few days of life fed the milk of the crop. As you can imagine from the name, crop milk comes from the crop of the bird and is very rich and highly nutritious.

Many people like to keep dove for pets and, as a result, are often available through shops withHomemade pets and breeders of specialized. Others simply enjoy encounters with birds in the wild, because these gentle, small birds can be a pleasant look, especially in groups. The doves are also known for their distinctive vocalizations, which are used to communicate in a flock and for flirting with specific birds.