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UKTurtledove
/tˈɜːtəldˌʌv/
/tˈɜːɾəldˌʌv/Turtledove
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a small Eurasian bird of the wild dove family with reddish brown plumage and a white-tipped tail
What is a "turtledove"?
A turtledove is a small to medium-sized bird known for its delicate appearance, gentle cooing calls, and graceful flight. With soft, muted plumage in shades of gray, brown, and pinkish hues, it symbolizes love and harmony. Turtledoves can be found in woodlands and gardens, feeding on seeds and fruits. They form strong pair bonds and display synchronized courtship movements. As migratory birds, they showcase impressive navigation skills. The turtledove's presence brings a sense of tranquility and beauty to its surroundings.
Examples
1. Even those that generally feed on grains, like the turtledoves, take advantage of the easy pickings, competing with true specialists like the kalaos.
2. Even those that generally feed on grains, like the turtledoves, take advantage of the easy pickings, competing with true specialists like the kalaos.
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