Streptopelia Decaocto - Gran Familia - Big Family

Mis 2 tórtolas turcas se han convertido en 6! El árbol-comedero dificilmente tiene espacio para todas. Por favor, nome preguntéis quién es un adulto y quién una cría! :))

My two collared doves are 6 now! The tree-feeder has become very small for all of them. Please, do not ask me which one is a mature or which is a juvenile :))

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• streptopelia
• decaocto
• tortola
• turca
• collared
• dove
• rula
• wildlife

[LeoMuffinLover]

whaaaa que genial,yo tengo 2 machos...es dificil encontrar una hembra!felicidades :3

[nutxlago]

Bienvenido LeoMuffinLover y gracias! Tengo 3 hembras (creo). Qué dirección le doy a la que te envío cruzando el Atlántico? :))

[villadadobarganes]

Quien es un adulto y quien una cría? jajajajajajajajajajaj

Que guay!! me encanta, como te crece la familia!!

Muchos besos y perdon mi tardanza per ya sabes lo ocupado que stoy ahora.

[nutxlago]

Hola Wapos! Perdonad el retraso... parece que todos estamos un poco liados :)) Has visto?? Esto está a punto de ser declarado reserva natural ;) Hay nuevos visitantes verdes: verdecillos (bueno, son amarillos y primos de los canarios) y verderones!! Uff, ya no tengo intimidad, siempre hay alguien mirando ;))

[Barfsoup]

Hi nutxlago! Nice video!! Congratualtions on having four more new visitors!

[nutxlago]

Hi, Barfsoup! Welcome again. I am thinking of setting up a foundation... they are too many now ;)))). By the way, I (& midhue) have a question for you have you seen Juncos in your area? See you have a twin brother...impressive mental connection between both of you ;DDDD

[kiohitita]

streptopaelia tutur

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[Barfsoup]

Yes! my secret alterego identity is out now. To answer your question about juncos. I haven't seen juncos for a few months now, but I used to have about 1/2 dozen come to my feeder everyday back in the winter. They were nice to see hanging around.

[nutxlago]

Flocks of migrative birds are always welcome here, too. In the south, we have the little extraordinary Merops Apiaster flocks that come from Africa to nest in our country. It is breathtaking sight! Cattle egrets are also very beautiful....are they those ones with red long hair ;)?

[gurdonark]

Our record in this country with invaders is so unfortunate! In the 19th Century, perfectly fine birds like the English sparrow were brought here by groups here who actually founded societies to transplant invaders.

I like the cattle egret, though. They did not "invade" us through human interference, but instead flew from Africa to South America, and then made their way up north to Texas from there. They are a more admirable kind of invader---self-motivated!