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This bird doesn't know how iconic he is.

No mourning doves here. Pigeons and Collared Eurasian doves.

I was trying to find this, so thank you.

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thats a collared dove

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For many years I've seen videos of this bird's call online and people always comment omg this is so nostalgic I remember hearing these birds in the morning before school and etc. And I had never once heard this bird in real life, only in movies and TV shows and stuff. And then, finally, for the first time, at 27 years old, I heard a mourning dove outside my house and i was like no way that's the fucking bird everybody says they remember from childhood!

Cool perspective from the ground 🎉

My friend and I found and cared for a mourning dove thst was in her back yard. She had a sprained wing so we got a box and some screen and made a safe place for her to rest and eat while she healed. I'll always rememeber the day we released her together and we both watched her fly away into the trees. Everytime we a mourning dove in her yard we always remember that day and hope maybe it was our dove coming back to visit us.

put it on 2x on 1:01

Many repetition.

I miss hearing this so much, just waking up and hearing this just felt so nice

I use it for hunting

Oh how I miss that sound. 😢

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Birds could be fighting and it’ll still sounds so pretty 😂

Not mourning doves

Wonderful precious video ❤❤❤❤ Greetings from new friend🙏🙏🙏🙏🤲🤲🤲

Sitting relaxed on the porch and your eyelids are closing listening to the beautiful sounds ...lullabies.

I have doves in my yard. There were two of them. One said, "six, six, two." The other says, " two, two, six." The one who said six, six, two got killed; however, the other one still sings two, two, six all day. Why hasn't anyone who commented on this video mentioned this? Listen, you will be able to hear it. I was watching other dove videos, and none of them sounded like this. Your video is the only one like the ones I heard singing twos and sixes. 💕💕

NIce and beautiful video. Thanks for sharing

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My new pigeon who I saved from the falcon loves your video

I love two turtle doves

“I thought it was a deer I swear!”

i have a mating pair that decided to build a nest in my gutters. they patter around on the roof in the early morning cooing for so long of a time. sometimes i see them walking around on my patio. they must watch me when i work outside because they seem not to be afraid of me standing at the door or getting close. in the evening they sit on the power lines and sleep in the sun

Lovely video, really heart touching❤ Hope you upload more videos!! Keep it up!!!!!Amazing work!!!!❤💘💝💖✨️👍👍🕊

I play this to my doves.Amazing sound, keep it!❤

❤❤❤❤❤❤ waw nice video carry on good word 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Waiting for next video😅😅😅

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The cooing sound of the mourning dove is often described as a soft, low-pitched "coo-oo-oo" or "cooOOoo-woo-woo." This sound can be heard throughout the day, but is most commonly heard in the early morning and evening hours. The mournful cooing of the mourning dove can be a calming and relaxing sound for some people, and can even be used as a form of meditation or mindfulness practice. In addition to its pleasant sound, the mourning dove is also a symbol of peace and love in many cultures.

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When I hear this my heart ❤️ is in peace 🕊️.Hope you can upload more videos 📷 in the future.Very great video,keep up the amazing work!!💯🎉🥰☺️🎊❤️

what does it means

Soothing music for sleeping ❤

Beautiful sleep music

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I play this for the doves around my porch, they be lookn at me crazy 😆 🤣

When hearing the morning doves again, I just have a memory of waking up on the weekends when I was little, in my mom's bed and just laying there staring at the ceiling fan spinning, and I remember the brown curtains , are old house. Sun shining down stairs. And the dinosaur park, the old dino park with the twig roofs but now upgrade to orange and blue. But there's some of the old things still there.

COOL 😎! & FiNE 😊!

aww such babies theyre so adorable

Isn’t nature beatiful?

Stop with the clickbait bullshit lmao this is Not a mourning dove sound

0:01 I literally hear this every morning lol.

Wow

thanks to this videos I race a dove because they need to hear and see more birds to learn eat by their own seeds (by imitation) 2.5 monts with this, now he is succesfully free in a lovely park

I love these sounds, that cooing is so cool and soothing :)