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LAND BIRDS GROUND WALKERS
Dove and Pigeon Family Gallery

The White-winged Dove Go Down Go Up
Order: Columbiformes, Family: Columbidae
Genus: Zenaida, Species: Asiatica, L 12 inches

Range
Found along the border with Mexico and in extreme southern Florida.
Habitat
Numerous and widespread from cactus desert to suburbs and especially in mesquite brush. Seen alone or in flocks and often with mourning doves.
Description
Feeds frequently on cactus fruit and will come to feeder trays.
White patches on wings and tail. Females are slightly duller.

The White-winged Dove Birding Gallery Go Down Go Up
2009 Wintering in Texas near Salineno, Texas
Ground Walkers
White-winged Dove
(m3an-chb-lagr.090ww.20091217.1247) My first visit to Salineno
Ground Walkers
White-winged Dove
(m3an-chb-lagr.090ww.20091217.1356) Salineno Wildlife Refuge

February 2014 visit to Salineno Wildlife Refuge, Salineno, Texas
Ground Walkers
White-winged Dove
February 2018 visit to Davis Mountain State Park, Texas
Land Birds, Ground Walkers
White-winged Dove

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