Morning doves visit the feeder

The morning dove, also known as the American mourning dove, is a common bird found throughout North America. It is recognized by its soft cooing sound and its long, pointed tail. Morning doves are primarily a ground-dwelling species, often foraging for food on the ground. They feed on a variety of seeds and grains, as well as small insects. These birds are known for their gentle and peaceful nature, and are often seen nesting in trees, shrubs, or even on the ground. Morning doves are migratory birds, with some populations traveling long distances during the winter months. They are a popular bird among birdwatchers and are often featured in literature and art.