Columba livia

1 Rock Dove (Feral Pigeon) at Albury, NSW

Columba livia at Albury, NSW - 8 Aug 2021
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Columba livia 8 Aug 2021 Darcy
Columba livia 8 Aug 2021 ClaireSee

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The doves seem to have taken up residence in this reserve. I have seen a small group in this same location every time I walk through the reserve in the last few weeks. Only one observed in this instance

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ClaireSee wrote:
   8 Aug 2021
Apologies for the crap photo.
   9 Aug 2021
No apologies necessary @ClaireSee :)
KylieWaldon wrote:
   9 Aug 2021
There are lots breeding in Wodonga since the council put large boulders / chunks of cement in under the bridges to sure them up during flooding. The doves nest on them unchallenged.
ClaireSee wrote:
   9 Aug 2021
Interesting @Kyliegw, they are certainly good urban adapters. I was a bit sad to see them move into the reserve.
Maybe I should also add my photo to the Crap Bird Photography page :) https://www.facebook.com/groups/1516554791932973/
KylieWaldon wrote:
   10 Aug 2021
The photo isn't that bad - you can tell what the bird is! Better than some I get where its just a blur or the tip of the tail because it flocked off mid photo!
KylieWaldon wrote:
   10 Aug 2021
They are not my favourite bird and I don't like seeing them either. Good tucker for raptors though!

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