Since when can birds laugh? When was the most recent update for the birds?

​@@coolaydan1786 not sure if doves can actually laugh because of emotions like we do *but* they actually make laugh-like sounds, there are videos on KZfaq

@@alexdacat4026 interesting

​@@coolaydan1786 i think its just a regular call for birds, but it sounds like laughter to us, these characteristics are found in some birds like laughing doves, laughing kookaburras, and others

Probably lonely :/

But why the hell they shakes their wings ya???? 😅😅

@@klabumalami6699 its a tingles reaction. Like when you feel super good about something, it makes you all twitchy or want to shake some of that off. Same exact thing with doves. Pretty much all birds can do it. (provided their enviornment is positive enough for it) Its sooo precious to see.

@@klabumalami6699 They are begging you to preen and pet them.

how do you know this

because i watch documentaries about morning doves and piegons

-_ WholesomeRox_- *MoUrning DovEs* I’m sorry

@@-_wholesomerox_-4762 amazing info, thx bro

These doves are Ring Necked Doves, I wide spread dove species found in southern Africa. On the other hand, most of them are domesticated.

Same here

Doves are so pretty

I have doves

Some of them 𝔓𝔢𝔠𝔨 you

loaf birdss

they are oddly paired, but the male will switch between this female and another but I don't allow them to incubate any of the eggs bc they're his sister and mom lol

wrxsubaru02 sorry if I've missed your previous question, but no i don't sell doves unfortunately. i have considered it but i doubt i could ever sell anything ive raised... thank you for your kind comment though! where do you live? i got one of my doves from some place called the magnolia bird farm, she's the mom of the other two who are very tame

I wish you would because your birds are so sweet and love being touched. I have a dove and he is kind of a jerk but I still love him. He is over 20 years old.

wrxsubaru02 wow he's almost as old as me, possibly older! what does he do that makes him a jerk haha

lol yeah he is pretty old for a dove, I got him when i was about 14 years old but i hear they live for 30 years so he has 5-10 more years to go if he hangs in there... he has been ripped open twice by cats whole front chest skin ripped off but i washed it and then put neosporin on it which he survived both times. then his wing got broke and i taped it to his body for a couple weeks and he survived that too. I call him the terminator sometimes because he has the red eyes and never dies lol. He is just a typical male dove so he kinda hops around and acts like a tough guy and does not let me pet him. he will try to clean me if i hold him close to my face for a little while but he is definitely not like your birds. I got him a girlfriend and he beat her up for the first year but now the tables have turned and she beats him up lol. I had to put them in separate cages because he is too old to be fighting with such a young female who wants to lay eggs. They are exactly like yours, female is kind of orange with a white ring and he is a grayish pink color with a black ring. I noticed you have chickens too... I had chickens in the past too so I am pretty jealous of you. Seems u live somewhere with a little property so you get to enjoy them. I have an apartment now so the only animal i was able to take with me was my jerk pet dove lol.

wrxsubaru02 oh shit dude that's incredible... he's a real tough survivor especially since cat scratches/bites are nornally fatal to birds due to their bacteria.... it's really cool that you were able to nurse him back to health all those times too. i myself am trying to heal my little sparrow who most likely got into a fight with my other sparrow, looks like he got his whole skin layer ripped off his thigh and pecked open behind his leg... how did your dove's chest heal anyways like did new skin grow over it and did feathers ever grow back? it's nice to hear he still acts like a tough boy around the house, though it's kinda funny to hear the female started to fight with him too, from what i experienced doves usually calm down after first fighting/showing off to their mate, could the other one perhaps be a male? unless of course she's laid eggs without him but anyways at least he shows some sort of love towards you with the preening haha... also yea I've got some chickens, we've got some property but don't actually use it unfortunately since most of it is hilly and hard to walk through

Lady Irene white is just a color variant of either a ringneck dove or a pigeon

cute icon

Soft texture therapy fully of cuteness😁

A pet store I guess, or an aviary for domestic birds. These doves are domesticated like their close relative, the pigeon

Sonido pajaro tortola

Strawfingers Nano it's not animal abuse if they like it~

"Oh yeah baby, step on me like that" "What?" "Coo coo..."

Eurasian collared doves

@@suzuki1784 Domestic doves. They have a completely different coo than the Eurasian doves, and they also laugh instead of squawk

magnetchill )

Who cares about magnetchill!