Re: [cayugabirds-l] A mother's love

2023-07-21 Thread sarah fern
A MD has found an old hanging plant pot on my back porch & is protected
from the rain. BTW I've read that the males incubate during the day,
switching with the females who take over the night shift. Between broods,
the 2 young huddled by themselves in the nest during one heavy rainstorm
last week. The next day more egg-laying.

On Fri, Jul 21, 2023 at 2:18 PM Peter Saracino 
wrote:

> The past few days I've been watching a mourning dove on a nest outside my
> window tending to her newborns.
> As I write it is pouring and mother dove is soaking wet with beads of
> water dripping off her as she sits on her young ones protecting them from
> the rain.
> Sar
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[cayugabirds-l] A mother's love

2023-07-21 Thread Peter Saracino
The past few days I've been watching a mourning dove on a nest outside my
window tending to her newborns.
As I write it is pouring and mother dove is soaking wet with beads of water
dripping off her as she sits on her young ones protecting them from the
rain.
Sar

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