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posted 15 years ago an derg

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WolfeMasters ~wolfemasters

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15 years ago

Bird on a wire, background almost matches the original FA color perfectly.

composite_beast ~compositebeast

Traditional Artist

15 years ago

"CoAHH-coo coo coooh" Mourning dove. Horny Mourning dove, that is.... (he probably did that roosterlike flapping-of-wings thing at least once) :}

Psychobat ~psychobat

Art Whore

15 years ago

I always make the noise back at them like I'm arguing wif 'em even if they're only making the noise back cuz that's what they do 8D

Graffiti ~graffiti

Anthro Artist

15 years ago

Not always a horny mourning dove -- they coo all the time and not just during breeding season. XD Doves are more limited in their vocals than other birds so its not like they can make different noises to say hay.

pandragon ~pandragon

an derg

15 years ago

If he did I didn't see it. :D He and his buddy were hanging out for a while, though, so it may well have been.

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Anthro Artist

15 years ago

I love mourning doves! A big huge flock of at least a hundred birds live in the tree in my backyard, singing all day and de-bugging and de-seeding my yard for me. :>

composite_beast ~compositebeast

Traditional Artist

15 years ago

They're just now returning to my area at ~45N 123W, where only a few remain through the winter, during which time they are silent skulkers. They've been around about a week now, and this morning I heard the first one singing his lonesome song in the neighbor's yard.

They have such a pretty array of subtle colors and patterns. :)

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