Ironically, your comment is based off of stereotypes rather than actual factual data. These birds sing no more than any native bird such as cockatoos and kookaburras. On top of that, this species is extremely intelligent and is up there with the emotional intellect of smaller parrot species. People are way too quick to hate on the non-native species, but you’d be surprised to realise humans are the only ones to blame for them being here. Doesn’t give anyone the right to kill them off though 🙃 Fun fact, Indian mynas can actually learn to talk. Tell me a species of bird other than parrots or parakeets which you know can do that 😎
Beautiful spotted dove 🥰
He will make you happy
Sounds like it's saying f*** off
GOD bless and protect Him, He's so sweet
Amazing my friend
Good morning and good luck
He looks amazing.
A similar pair nested in my window.
I love this. I have one; the female died a few months ago, after 19 years of life.
Very good Friend 🔥
Nice
ive been feeding a bunch of these rolled oats and bird seeds for a few years now in st kilda, they get a little more tame every other month
Lovely video 💟
he gottit goin on!
Wow sound is amazing
thank you
Beautiful sobat..
Aw, so sweet, where is this ?
they are pretty common in stkilda , melbourne but i dont know where this footage is from
@@monogramadikt5971 Interesting, I thought they were from the Middle East.
I record this video in Central Highlands in Vietnam
@@ChilledCat What is the gorgeous tree with the white flowers ?
Mantap bang...salam kenal
😅😅😅😅😅😅😮😮😅
Good ❤❤
Mantap bossss
thank
G.d 👍👍👍👍👍
Which is this location?
Haha
Which is this forest?
fun fact: i think spotted doves are related to collared dove because they bow coo like a collared dove
hey, I am curious. do you have any idea why they bow their head?
maybe to mate but other doves with wedge tails differently@@sahasrasen6100
🙏🙏🇮🇩
Which is this area?
are you from USA if so any for sale
USA is so far for me. I think you can find some in usa or australia
Very common birds in China 🙄 and their nests must be the most awful I've ever seen
they nests not beautiful. I from Vietnam, they was love in Vietnam
these invasive things are so annoying screaming all day if you didn’t know there invasive in Australia
oh, in my place, these birds are present for peaceful life. many people love spotted dove singing.
@@ChilledCat yes their also found in South aisa and North aisa too
You can catch and import as many as possible and ship them to me. 😁😁
Ironically, your comment is based off of stereotypes rather than actual factual data. These birds sing no more than any native bird such as cockatoos and kookaburras. On top of that, this species is extremely intelligent and is up there with the emotional intellect of smaller parrot species. People are way too quick to hate on the non-native species, but you’d be surprised to realise humans are the only ones to blame for them being here. Doesn’t give anyone the right to kill them off though 🙃
Fun fact, Indian mynas can actually learn to talk. Tell me a species of bird other than parrots or parakeets which you know can do that 😎
@@ChilledCat i love the dance its my fav part of my moringings, I have a wild pair in my yard who think my open door means they can move in 😂😂😂
Which is this city?
they are pretty common in stkilda , melbourne but i dont know where this footage is from