I know that invasive species are the scourge of society BUT … they do provide 24/7 hunting opportunities for us. And Eurasian doves are about 30% larger (not a scientific number) than our mourning ...

Some unexpected visitors just flew in from the East Coast, and boy, are their wings tired. Actually, the Eurasian collared dove has been cropping up in Oregon since 1998 or '99 and, according to local ...

Eurasian collared doves have been expanding their range for centuries through natural dispersal and human introduction. These natives of India began showing up in Turkey about 400 years ago, then ...

Here in Marin, we have four kinds of doves and pigeons. Really, these are all members of the same family — “dove” and “pigeon” are not strictly scientific words and are applied without any perfectly ...

Eurasian collared-doves made it to the New World about forty years ago, although not under their own steam. The consensus is that the “American” scion escaped from a breeder in the Bahamas in 1974.

Over the Thanksgiving Day weekend, the Eurasian collared-dove was documented in Vermont for the first time. Homeowners in Norwich near the Connecticut River in central Vermont noticed a large pale ...

I mostly write about native birds, species that have existed in California since long before European settlement. However, there are also a few species of local birds that are not native to the New ...

Native to Europe and Asia, Eurasian Collared Doves (Streptopelia decaocto) are pigeon-like birds that are spreading throughout much of the world, including the Carolinas. These unprepossessing, ...

An introduced species to North America, the Eurasian Collared-Dove established a beach head in Florida in the 1970s. From there, they began an era of westward expansion, similar to human pioneers in ...

The Eurasian Collared-Dove is brown with a black collar on the neck. The wings have black tips and the tail has a squared-off tip with white on the edges. An introduced species to North America, the ...