For many yrs, I have noted my FOS mourning dove in mid-February (excluding ones I may find in semi-hidden places in the winter...rare). Then, nothing for 2-3 weeks, then mourning doves are fairly easily seen. I have no idea why I just see this single individual, then nothing for the next 2-3 weeks.
Karl Stecher
Aurora/Arapahoe
From: "Ben S" <benrmnp@gmail.com>
Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2019 5:14 PM
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Subject: *** SPAM 10: [cobirds] Possible White-Winged Dove -- South Platte Park, Arapahoe County Hi all -
While walking into the nature center at South Platte Park for the Winter Waterfowl Census, I noticed a dove fly over. I saw it only from the underside and briefly, nowhere near enough time to get a photo. I noticed it was not large (some Collared Doves get pretty big), it had a white tipped tail (like a Collared Dove or White-winged, unlike Mourning Dove). It also had a thin, dainty neck and head (like Mourning or White winged, unlike Collared). I just wanted to give anyone birding there a heads up on a possible White winged Dove. Based on the description, does it sound like it could be a White winged Dove?
Ben Sampson
Centennial, CO
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To: "Colorado Birds" <cobirds@googlegroups.com>
Subject: *** SPAM 10: [cobirds] Possible White-Winged Dove -- South Platte Park, Arapahoe County
While walking into the nature center at South Platte Park for the Winter Waterfowl Census, I noticed a dove fly over. I saw it only from the underside and briefly, nowhere near enough time to get a photo. I noticed it was not large (some Collared Doves get pretty big), it had a white tipped tail (like a Collared Dove or White-winged, unlike Mourning Dove). It also had a thin, dainty neck and head (like Mourning or White winged, unlike Collared). I just wanted to give anyone birding there a heads up on a possible White winged Dove. Based on the description, does it sound like it could be a White winged Dove?
Ben Sampson
Centennial, CO
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