Many birds have found ways to deal with human environments. Mourning doves seem to thrive around our homes and gardens.
A tree swallow appeared to be monitoring the handicapped parking space. I don’t know what it does if somebody breaks the rule.
May 7, 2025
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Unfortunately, its violation is a common occurrence! Nice topic Linda!
ReplyDeleteI too have many doves in my yard. I love watching them. Did you know that doves mate for life ♥️
ReplyDeleteDoves will fill every corner on earth
ReplyDeleteFor those who illegally park in spaces reserved for the handicapped, I hope the swallow rounds up all his avian clan and they poop all over the vehicle. I am putting out a call for gulls to join in.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteI love seeing both the doves and swallows. The doves are very shy here. Take care, have a great day!
...we enjoy strolling doves too.
ReplyDeleteVery cute captures! I still get one or two mourning birds out back, even though I stopped feeding them before my family arrived (as you say, plenty of food out in nature now). I think they like to rest here.
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