Dove Comes To Visit The Family That Rescued Her Every Day | The Dodo Wild Hearts

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1. Ring neck doves unless they are native to the area cannot be released as they can hybridize with mourning doves and pigeons. This is for the United States btw.

2. I also rescued a baby dove, I fed her for 2 months, I needed to go to the hospital, an had to send her to a wild rescue, a month, I went outside for my my morning coffee, and there she was. She will come bye from time to time, and sit on my railing while I have my coffee, we chat about the weather, ect, me in my human voice, her in her bird voice, we always just seem to know what the other is thinking, I miss her as a baby she would always take naps with me, she would cuddle up under my chin,

3. Ha he ha!!!

4. There so lucky

5. I have a pigeon that came to me when she was 5. She didn't imprint on me, she married me! When she produced an egg (far too often) she'd do what we called "The Clucky Dance". She would pace quickly back and forth warbling excitedly. And she'd peck me really hard to get my attention to pet her. Poked me in the eye once. Gotta watch them beaks!

6. This dove think they are family members and they raised him from very small age that's she can't be wild now lol

7. At 0:24, the bird is "having sex" with the lady that's petting it: the only time a bird gets stimulated on the back is when it's mating. If you observe the posture of the bird while it's being petted on the back, the head is down, the body is low to the ground and the wings are flared out from there body.
   As far as the bird is concerned, that human is its mate.

8. Hi

9. ❤️❤️❤️❤️

10. i bet the bird beat them home and just waited in a tree for 30 mins.

11. 2:46 TRIGGER WAS VIBING ON THE FAN LOL

12. THE SWEETEST BIRD.
    SUPER GRATEFUL.
    I SAVED ONE AS WELL.
    I NAMED MIRACLE.
    AWW WELL DONE. 🥰

13. I love these stories 💕💕

14. I like how when you try to get her off your head your dove lets you know what she thinks about that.

15. My brother and I rescued an injured adult dove many years ago. She had an injured wing and we kept her in a large cage and fed her canary seed until she seemed better. When we released the bird in our back yard, she flew up into a low hanging branch and would visit us there whenever we were in the yard. This lasted for several years.

16. That race has great behaviour

17. Dove: "I stay human" (SMACK!!, SMACK!!, SMACK!!) 1:28

18. I also raise a baby pigeon back in my high school days, he is a male red pigeon, i paired him in a blue bar hen, whenever he go and get stick for their nest he always go to the mirror to see himself before putting the stick in their nest. He was so sweet, i even cried when he broke free from his loft when he is still young, i though he was not going to return back to his house but gladly he came back. He always go to my head whenever he see me. But then the saddest part came, he got hit by a truck and died, it was so heartbreaking for me :'( i love that bird so much, his name is burukutok. Thank you for the memories burukutok.

19. I think they forgot the term “homing pigeon”

20. I hope they realize the value of this a little more. They don't seem to very enthusiastic about it, constantly swiping her away.

21. Hard R

22. Wow congrats on your success! One thing I e noticed is that ring net doves tend to be much tamer than other breeds such as mourning doves. And once you let them outside, they will always return for a while. But please don’t ever throw a bird up in the air. Some, like many doves, won’t open their wings when being thrown upward. Congrats on all of it, but especially the feeding! Since doves and pigeons produce crop milk, they are more more difficult to feed and raise. What a beautiful bird. AND a wonderful family for saving it.

23. May God bless your lovely family 🙂
    This is so cool 🙂

24. The young dove looked like a dodo.

25. Ever so precious!

26. AAAAaaaaaaAAWWWW look at that dinosaur baby ! :DDDDD its so ugly! i love it! Its literally hairy like the dinos

27. It's a gift from nature, you helped me, I will give my tnkx everyday 👍

28. Why did they have to rescue the dove everyday?

29. beautiful bird.

30. Superb

31. i’d be worried to let go a raised dove in certain areas because there are many predators like hawks and falcons.

32. I think it should be illegal for Closed Captioning to be innaccuragely translated. It should read EXACTLY as the person speaking; word for word instead of being changed to fit the desires of the video editor.

33. Let’s go Brandon Yep 👍🏽 she’s a beautiful bird 🐦 Godbless the USA 🇺🇸 MAGA 👍🏽✅

34. What a beautiful story love and God's blessing to you all ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

35. Trigger makes a Beautiful Tiara on the heads of all the girls 🕊

36. My heart melted to see this! 😍🕊❤️

37. Once they've found affection, birds extend trust and bond. She's very secure in her relationships willing to slap human fingers with her wing. Great job ❤️💖💕. Oh, you might like the channel called 'a chick called albert'

38. super cute

39. 2:38. "I don't know, I guess we'll just wing it."
    LOL.
    So sweet the Dove comes back to the family that rescued her.

40. Your House is the dove's nest you can drive miles away she will always return that is how and why doves where usefull for mail

41. 2:38. "I don't know, I guess we'll just wing it."
    LOL.
    So sweet the Dove comes back to the family that rescued her.

42. That is sooo cool 👍 n pretty 😍💜💜💜 it's funny cauz looks like she enjoy's teasing the dog 🐕 it's so cute!!!

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