Mourning Dove Song Coo Call Sounds - Amazing Close-Up
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- Subscribe! Mourning Dove Cooing Sound - Extreme close-up! Did you know they make these haunting sounds through their nostrils? A gulp of air a big chest expansion and it comes out their nose. One of my favorite sounds in the Backyard this fellow gives us a rare closeup performance!
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#MyBackyardBirding #dove #mourningdove
1:04 phasing into another dimension, as mourning doves are known to do
*vvnnzzoom*
off into another world
just a tuesday for this guy
That, or they're a library ghost named Nageki...
I don't feel so coo
yes lmao
D4C!
Weird that so many other people associate this bird call with their childhood. I thought I was the only one. I used to hear these in my old neighborhood while walking to elementary school. Very peaceful sound. I used to wonder if it was an owl.
Abcity
I wish I still heard them, I rarely do, I moved to a really urban area closer to downtown than where I used to be. (I'm 28).
I use to assume the mourning doves were revived passenger pigeons when I was 10.
It immediately takes me back to childhood summers. My mom would take me and sister on bike rides around the neighborhood. As the sun would set, and the crickets chirped, I’d always hear this sound. I miss those days.
Awawwawawwa SAmE
Lisa Zoria same here. It always kind of spooked me but also was sort of soothing in a way. Hypnotic.
These tiny birds have no idea how many lives they touched just by hooting.
They are not tiny though.
no literally
😢
This dove is just doing what it knows to do and humans over here like “Idk man I really thought it was an owl”😂
Funny!
Same but that didn’t explain why i heard it during the day
SAME-
For years I always thought this was an owl.
What cracks me up is you are so right for years I thought it was an owl I just heard the sound again told my mom you hear that owl and she replied to me I think it’s a dove she was totally right.
When I was little my brother convinced me that this sound was kangaroos.... we live in ohio
kanga-coos.
@@Engelbird lol
bruh
Kangaroos are literally in Australia, and kangaroos don’t make that noise, probably your brother must’ve lost his mind!
It’s midnight where I live right now as I’m typing this and I’m dying help me 😂
I can’t believe it’s a dove this whole time, I thought it was an owl lol
Saaame then I looked up what an owl sounds like 💀
@@cassidymickle9815 Me too! Not sure if owls hoot in the daytime. They're nocturnal.
For 20 yrs I thought the same
Me too!
LOL I had no idea it was a dove I thought it was a pigeon or something omg I’ve been talking to these my whole life
Dove: coos
6 year old me eating pancakes on a Saturday morning with the window cracked: 👁👄👁
Your probably gay
Lol
@@bigsmokes2708 bruh what LMAOOoo
Your windows are cracked you are poor!
@@bigsmokes2708 i am lol
That little hoot at 7:38 is so absurdly cute. You'd almost think they were owls.
I actually get really grumpy at birds in general, because I so often hear their loud squeaky chirping just stupidly early in the morning outside my window (seriously, like 3AM, I kid you not). The one exception is the Mourning Dove. I always heard that soothing, gentle call and loved it every time. They're truly adorable.
1:00 too
Rise with the animals doofus, not their fault humans invented 9-to-fives
He protec
He attac
But most importantly
He bring memories bacc
It's so thicc
I've seen you post this on other videos. Lol.
🤣
createwithkate02. NOw I REMEMBER the one that died in our backyard 😭😭
What the heck is he saying?(!! Protect is spelled protect. Attack is spelled attack. Back is spelled back. Are you illiterate??
I'VE BEEN TRYNA FIGURE OUT WHAT MAKES THIS SOUND EVER SINCE I WAS YOUNG. I'M SO HAPPY I'M CRYING.
xJolly_racher707 Bless your heart
I miss the sound of them already, it feels like as if spring hasn't been here in over 10 years.
BeexJolly707 ikr 😂
Why do you think I'm here. I'm almost 30 and have been wondering what bird this was since I was a child. A lil investigation work has lead me here. I'm so happy
@@n.g5855 Theres only 1 more day until spring for us In lancaster
*“This sound reminds me of those hot summer days while I’m at my grandmas house sitting on her front porch”*
The memories are flooding back
Mine's at my a park
The sound of summer ☺️
Hello Dear how are you doing today.
@@kellythomas5392 downbad
@@Pchain Am from Arizona Tucson, And you?
@@kellythomas5392 you’re sick lol it shows
I just heard one and we’re in the middle of winter 😂
> It’s a cold autumn morning.
> You’re wearing a coat and standing outside.
> You hear the coo of a dove.
> The wind blows the trees and the dove calls again.
> You smile.
Great poem
The simple things.
> The Sky is a light, foggy blue-grey with the occasional wispy, tufted cirrus clouds.
> Blinding sunlight is seemingly scattered throughout the sky, bouncing through the atmosphere, causing you to squint a bit until the clouds pass and the early light of the golden honey-colored sun is crystal clear and comes out for the day, framed by the barren delicate branches of deciduous oak trees.
> The ground is damp and morning mist looms, rolling gracefully through the air, creating rainbows as the sun bounces off of it, playing tricks with your eyes.
> You flare up your nostrils and take a deep breath of the chilly air in, feeling the microscopic droplets of water tickle the inside your nose.
> The air smells sweet like autumn rain and wet leaves.
> You take a sip of your warm hot chocolate, coating your tongue in it’s rich, milky taste.
> You smile again, for today is going to be a good day.
(Too much? 😬 I’m sorry).
This is so so f t
We've been stalking me as a child?
Even up close, the sound feels like it’s coming from so far away...
It's low frequency... Like a sub you can't here direction.
@@servantsochrist another green birb
makes you think how close they might actually be when you hear them for real
@@MissyGirl004 the coo is coming from inside the house
i know it’s just a bird but it’s so nostalgic just to hear this sound again
Fr
lots of people here talk about how they used to hear this bird a lot during their childhood, for me it is part of the typical North American soundscape. never heard this bird's call irl cause I am from Europe but have heard it in different American media and always wondered what bird it is. it sounds beautiful
It exists in South America and Caribbean too. When it songs, it’s so relaxing it seems time stops somehow
It’s coo is one of the most peaceful things I’ve ever heard. I actually just had one outside of my window.
I heard this all the back in my stay in Oregon for almost 2 years. That was the best experience in almost 21 years of my life. I’m planning to go back to Oregon again I hope soon and staying this time
heard this bird in florida back in february, i genuinely thought it took my back 6 years
Y’all got them giant wood pigeons over there
This sound reminds me of my childhood days waking up and getting ready for school
Em Love me to
Em Love same
Em Love nostalgia
Stfu
i have the same experience! how cool
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WhOLEsOME
Why would they clickbait a bird sound video
wholesome 100 keanu chungus 100 reddit moment
Broooo this bird gives me so much nostalgia. Whenever I went camping in the summer, I would always wake up to this bird in the morning. I feel so emotionally connected to this bird. It really does sound like it's mourning somehow
Hi Zoe. Were did you go camping in the summer?? Im from the Sabino Canyon area near Tucson I rememeber how the doves sound like! Its a long sound also....Jim Sloane
Same... Ever listened to Subwoofer Lullaby? They give off the exact same feeling as that MC song...
😂
The "mourning" in the name refers to the male's mating calls which sound like grieving over a death, but the calls actually mean the male is looking for a female to live with.
The sound of walking to the bus stop in the early morning. The sound of its sunset and time to go inside. The sound of my youth. I still hear them and always pause and listen.
One of the biggest childhood mysteries is now solved. Now I know that it's not an owl making that sound
Its me
I literally thought heard this bird yesterday and wondered again if it was an owl! Thank God I saw this video. I can now live in peace 🕊️✌️☮️😆😊😄
Lol same
I literally searched for a video of this to prove to my mom that this is not an owl sounds xD
Same!!!
Nobody:
Literally all you hear at 5AM:
It's great!
Yep, especially if you live in east texas
Hell ye they are the worst
Indeed
not that I'm complaining tho
i love mourning doves , their calls feel like a warm hug , it’s like i’ll never get tired of hearing one at 5am in the morning
Brings back memories of my Grandma’s farm when I was a kid, 45-50 years ago. God, those were the good ole days.
Who knew something as little as this is could be so nostalgic.
1:00 idk why but that little "ha..." is so cute XDD
rackel
Same
It really is! XD
Yeah, mourning doves are beautiful and cute :3
My pet dove does that in the morning most times. I do it back and she looks at me like, "You have no idea what you're saying."
I love your pfp rackel
This is the sound of my childhood. Not kidding, literally my earliest memory is being in the garden of my day nursery and hearing this sound.
That's wild. In that moment, the infant suddenly gained sentience
I have a nest on my patio now. For a few days, she flew away whenever I came outside. Now she’s gotten used to me and knows that she’s safe. I love to sit in my chair and talk to her.
This is the sound of waking up as a kid.
Or sleeping during the afternoon
This bird used to tweet near my house every single morning when I was younger and this is the most nostalgic thing I have heard in forever
You should listen to collared doves aswell :)
Me too!!
A dove symbolizes God the Holy Spirit, a sign He is always with us ❤️✝️🌳
@Random Cat welp if you say it in that perspective, if god exists then satan too, earth is not heaven either soooo
i love birds
That is such a soothing sound. God’s creation is such a blessing. Thank you.❤
Where have these Doves gone? I never hear those beautiful coos anymore ;'(
Give it till spring
Wake up early lazy ass
They are definitely here during Spring and Summer mornings in Texas.
Okay good, I'm not the only one who used to think it was owls making this sound.
I always thought it was a loon.
@@obsidironpumicia4074 I was today years old when I learned it was not an owl
@@evan8567 Mmm, I figured it might be that too, but you usually hear them in the morning, as opposed to the dead of night.
exactly lmao
I thought pigeons made this sound
What amazes me is this beautiful sound is made entirely through their nostrils - the beak is never opened! and the little "Whoo's" are a bonus. The little green bird doing the photo bomb is a female Painted Bunting- a rare bird. The colorful special seed with vitamins and minerals for finches and canaries that drives songbirds wild its at Amazon at: amzn.to/2LgbcJE another more affordable option is amzn.to/2PjMMyY which also drives finches, doves and songbirds wild. Check it out if you want to attract songbirds and make their feathers even more colorful! BB
So this is the noise i hear every time i wake up lol
Ive always thought wolfs made those sounds.
I never knew that. I love these birds.
Yeah, they don’t always do the “whoo”s
I have heard this sound for decades... even have them nest in my hanging plant baskets annually. I love mourning doves. But until I watched this close up video, I had no idea the hooo-hooo--hooo comes from the nostrils. That is simply incredible!! I am still amazed such a small bird can make such a deep, low frequency sound.
awww now that I know what the name of this bird is, every home I've lived in I've heard his cooing over the years. I have a mourning dove cooing outside my patio door right now in a big tree just outside the wall where I live. I can't see the mourning dove but he's close because I can hear him right now. He comes back now and then. His sounds are so beautiful 😌💕🪅
I live in New York City and one of these little guys flew over to sit on my fire escape and made a few of these calls. It made me happy.
One of the most peaceful sounds of all time.
Trevor sound of my childhood!
Ikr? 😊
Eliya ya
And yet so ironic considering their names!
You should hear the collared dove aswell :)
Sounds like a cool summer evening
Yes!! You should listen to collared doves aswell :)
Is that you in profile? I've seen this photo so many times
Yes
He this and the black birds call sound like summers evenings to me
Or a swealtering one if you live in Texas
This is such a nostalgic sound for me, it’s been a noise I’ve heard on the background my whole life. Such a beautiful call
My dad taught me a few weeks before he passed of cancer in 2017 that this call was a mourning dove, not an owl. Now every morning on my beautiful wooded mountain ⛰ ridge of 2 acres I hear this call & say "I love & miss you daddy"
Hello Shannon how are you doing today
@@kellythomas5392 im good hope you are too 😊
@@shannongeorgiapeach76 Yes of course,am from Arizona Tucson, And you?
@@kellythomas5392 I'm from Chattanooga north GA area. I've never been west of Texas... I've always wanted to go to Arizona. Looks like some beautiful places that's so different from where I live. It's beautiful here too
@@shannongeorgiapeach76 I’m a widower and I have one daughter she is 26yrs old her name is Linda I lost 😞 her mom about 4yrs ago in a car accident,Are you married with kids?
It's so weird that I would always hear these in elementry and middle school but now I'm a senior in high school and I cant remember the last time I've heard that recently
717 Jeepin I hope it’s not due to hunters. I don’t know why it’s legal to hunt these beautiful creatures.
I'm your age. We wake up too early for school and sleep in too late on the weekends to hear them. This is just a generalized observation ofc. On weekends that I am able to wake up at a decent time, I can hear them (if I remember to open a window).
Makes me miss childhood.
Usually on weekends if I’m up at the right hour of the morning I hear them. It’s Very nice.
@@elizjones1822 for food. like any other animal. i think cows are beautiful creatures too but i still eat beef. get out of here snowflake
@@jamesweaver9201 hmm yes and it wouldnt be that theres any reason why cows are a more efficient food source.
Also sorta a weird leap of logic there comparing a hunted animal to an industrialized farm animal.
But yeah snowflake or whatever..
they look so poofy and cute
@@moisture5127 ew tf
WOLF PRINCESS ikr i love doves
They are marshmallows with beaks
LOOKS SO FLUFFY!!!
This reminds me when I would wake up early and my grandpa would be outside watering the plants while I swung on a swing set, take me back
all my life i thought these sounds where made by an owl of some sort little did i know it was a beautiful mourning dove!
Me too! This sound is often used in movies for haunting effect.
chris scheibeck so did I!
I remember asking my dad about it. "I know owls are nocturnal, yet I don't hear this at night?"
"It's not an owl. It's a mourning dove."
I thought he was kidding.
He wasn't.
They seem a little... stupid... compared to all the other songbirds out there. Doves seem like they're always in a beauty pageant and they've always gotta be constant;u walking the catwalk.
chris scheibeck my aunt thought it was an owl too
always hearing them in the morning had me thinking they were called "morning" doves, lol.
العلاقة المغربية الجزاءرية الى اين تصرف اموالكم في الحفرة التي حفرها العسكر الثاني
just keep breathing quite the contrary. They are calling morning doves because they sound like they are morning someone when they sing. But really they are trying to find someone to love :)
just keep breathing That’s still more accurate than what I was told. My parents told me they were Turtle Doves. Now that I’ve seen this video, I can tell that they were actually Mourning Doves.
Like a morning star. But softer.
That’ sound/song they make is relaxing to me. Always called them love doves or rain doves.
After 5 years of not hearing this bird I am finally able to hear it outside my house again.
I love it when they tilt their head as if they're curious or confused. So cute.
I do it back to them haha
Imagine having your eyes on each side of your head, you will have two points of sight and have to move and tilt your head around constantly to see all around and make sense of whats around you. Also if your tiny and could be a good meal for a cat or a snake, then your constantly doing the same thing all the time just to stay alive. A birds way of being a paranoid schizophrenic!
Another way to imagine them having each eye on one side of their head is to cross your eyes where you see two pictures of the same thing, then imagine them having to do that but two different images constantly moving about to make sense of whats around them, and are always on the lookout for predators. Hope that makes sense and helps you to understand better on why they might be doing that tilt the head thing. I dont know anything about birds but I try to understand why they are always tilting their heads and moving them constantly and fast too! Like I said it could be their version of a paranoid schizophrenic in bird form! Lol 🤣 just a little joke people who do suffer from being a paranoid schizophrenic is no laughing matter and I do hope each person does seek treatment and then has a better life, a normal life. I do pray for them and for everyone suffering any illness, any pain of its emotional or physical. We all need to pray for our fellow man and woman. Thanks
Have a wonderful and blessed day! ☺️
🤍❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🤍
Because it's most probably curious & massively confused, all pigeons are.
That’s u
@@donkeybutt3239 Dang what a high quality comment, thanks :)
That's a very soft bird.
Cooo-OOO-coo-coo-coooo! A very lovely sound. ❤️❤️💕
You know your mornings gonna be fire when you hear this banger
My sweet Great Grandma used to clasp her hands together, thumbs against her mouth, and make this call. The morning doves actually answered her. Such a great memory, TY!!!
Good to know I'm not the only one that remembers his great-grandma when I listen to doves.
My dad did the same.
I do it all the time with my thumbs. My rescue dove is 3 years old and he lives in my downstairs bathroom. When he's happy he talks to me in a series of very quiet short WHO's. He's such a delightful bird.
I love waking up to the sound of their calls
Yes it’s like you know it’s going to be a good peaceful day
The sound they make just makes me want to give them a big warm hug
2:43 Every time you open your backyard door in Texas at 7 AM
1:04 Change da world my final message. Goodb ye
😂😂😭😭
It looks like it snapped its own neck lol
@@shilohwhiloh9636 it's cause he did
BRRRRRING DING DING DING
Lol
I love this comment section, all of us sharing the same memory together. It’s heartwarming.
It really is! We love it, we're used to it. ❤
I’ve been hearing this sound my whole life and it’s so nice to have it back. It’s winter rn in Iowa do the noise is gone, but in the summer it’s like The start of a good day, just hearing this sound
A Summer in Iowa is a winter here in California lol
@@radiobell920 oh no, you must be sweating buckets my guy 😂
I so love the doves, such a soothing sound. And best I can tell they love their babies. 😊❤🎉
I never understood why they were called Mourning Doves until now. They kind of sound like they're crying.
BUT UNTIL NOW I ALWAYS THOUGHT THAT WAS AN OWL SOUND
Damian Matheson same when I was a small child during the summer I thought an owl as in my back yard, but no, owls are rarely seen in a suburban area
I always had their name wrong and thought they were called morning doves because you hear them a lot in the morning
Damian Matheson omg same
@@kaitlynnrhodes500 I was split between both ideas. As a kid I thought, why were they so sad in the mornings.
Alyssa Dyer I have a cousin with the same name as you I thought this was a Facebook notification at first lol
I love mourning doves so much. They’re the kind of bird you don’t get tired of hearing at 4 am
Me too!
Speak for yourself. LOL!
@@oldenmarlow339 you live up to your name. Old fart.
nah they chirp too i’m pretty sure and thats quite loud
@@EASFromTheWest they do not. You are mistaking them for another bird. Doves don't have the vocal capability of chirping.
this is my morning serenade 🌟
This is one of my favorite sounds ever, it reminds me of being a little kid. The sound just takes me back to my childhood home
When I was a kid, my grandparents had a lake house in Michigan. The house had a walk out basement that led straight out to the lake, and my siblings and parents and I would always sleep down there on air mattresses when we visited. There were a bunch of windows in the basement, so we never really got to sleep in late because the sun rise was so bright. The light would pour in through the windows and even reflect off the lake water, making it even brighter. I didn't mind though. I loved getting up early and watching the sunlight glitter across the water and feeling the cool dewy grass between my toes as I walked barefoot down to the lake. The air was crisp and cool so that the water looked like it was steaming. And everything was so still and quiet. The only noise was the lapping of the water against the shore and the mourning doves. Every morning, without fail, mourning doves would sit on the roof of the house or in the trees and just sing out their cute little coo. I actually used to think they were called "morning" doves and not "mourning" doves because I always heard them when I woke up.
My grandma died of breast cancer when I was 11 years old and I haven't been back to that house since. My grandpa sold it soon after she passed. It's been nearly a decade now and every time I hear mourning doves, it reminds me of those mornings on the lake in Michigan and how absolutely at peace I felt. They bring back such good memories of a simpler time. That lake was one of my favorite parts of my childhood. It's now October 2020 and I just lost my grandpa last month to Covid-19. I still haven't quite grasped that he's gone. He was one of the last pieces of Michigan/that part of my childhood and now he's gone too. My family and I are still trying to understand his passing -- it's quite strange to lose someone to a pandemic, I hope none of you have to experience it -- but we plan to carry both my grandparents' memory forward. We would love to someday have a lake house of our own to create our own lake memories and share that joy with our kids and grandkids and family moving forward.
If you took the time to read this, thank you. I hope you are all staying safe, taking care of yourselves, and finding some peace in this world ♥
Thanks for sharing your story and welcome to the Backyard! BB
Thank you
my best wishes and sincere prayers to you and your family, reading your story made me feel like i was there almost. hang in there💜
@@helainafarrelly6256 thank you❤️
Sorry for your loss. That virus is quick to some people. I knew a 74 year old lady that was religeous.amd she would call me at work to ask how my family was doing. I never met her but she thought to text me when she got covid and went to hospital. She died 4 days later and it feels strange and sad. I think I will call her husband to see how he is doing. Nice experience in that house but prob pain you don't want to revisit by seeing it I would imagine.
So it's these little guys making that sound. They blend so well with the trees I could never see where that haunting sound came from.
I remember hearing these guys all the time growing up, and only recently learned what these birds are actually called. Their calls are nostalgic, not just to me but others. I could sit and listen to their gentle coos all morning and never get tired of it❤️
This bird reminds me of waking up at about 8 am while I'm camping. I go outside and it's still dewey I see people making campfires and my dad is cooking breakfast. Good times...
Exactly how I see it. Whenever I hear it now I start to cry
Hello Lauren how are you doing today.
7:50 dudes hilarious!
I love Doves, too. They're so sweet, don't want to hurt anyone, just want to eat seed, love be loved.
Best moment in the video :)
Haha funny bird
beobe99 They also look amazing hanging on my wall
Indian Child D: why
@@EthanB921 No, u
It's 6:50 pm I heard the sound "woooo,wooo,wooo" and I thought to myself "Hmmm,I've always heard that bird throughout my life but I still don't know what the hell kind of bird or animal it is" So I looked up on TH-cam "Bird that goes wooo wooo wooo" and after an entire life of wondering I've finally found my peaceful childhood alarm clock :D. Thanks!
Its like a "woo wooooo woo"
And its amazing how u found the bird by just typing that Lol
@@iselac.1147 for me it woo woo woo ... woo woo
Same here. Did the same just now 🤣
💀💀💀 youtube man
@@ScubaSteveBeatz ong
Definitely childhood memory of this bird! Such a distinctive sound! Love it!❤
Such a common bird, and yet I think their familiar cooing is my favorite bird sound of all time.
It's winter break. Its a cold, winter night. You're 10 years old. It seems you fell asleep and woke up at 5 A.M.
You're exhausted.
Trying to fall back asleep, you focus on the noises outside.
All you can hear are robins and morning doves. You Live somewhat not that far from a highway. Its usually not that quiet with all of the cars.
An hour passes.
You decide to look out your window. You see some birds on the window cill pecking up the bird seed you left them. You had a hard time keeping an eye on the birds. You were fascinated by the snow. It was perfect and smooth.
You couldn't decide which was more beautiful. The glittering snow reflecting off the bright orange glow coming from the street lights outside, or the pretty little birds.
After the birds fly away, you hop back into your bed and it seems like the coziest place on earth.
You wonder what tommorow will bring.
You fall back asleep.
And waking up late for school
No Name it says winter break but i getbthe joke pls dont woosh me :(((
@@ahard-daysnight6659 wooooosh
wooooosh
*_WOOOOOOSH_*
btw thanks for reminding me
S B No.
@@NoName-ze4qn oh no
He seems so peaceful. Even letting the other bird have a bite to eat. Some birds would fight over the food. But this dove is so peaceful and in his own element..
Get why doves are the symbol of peace?
Yknow, this one 🕊
I think the "other bird" is a female, maybe wooing her?
@@amandawilder7353 this main bird is already female.
Tast good too.
@@wenchdoctor I don’t understand why people eat doves. The thought of eating birds disgust me
Such a majestic bird.
Their call makes me reminisce of when times were much simpler as a kid.
7:53 8:05 that warbler(?) is all "Hey look at meeeeee!"
Adam Ohm i think so.
Lol what an attn hog
Looks like a female goldfinch to me.
Pecks Camera At 8:15
This bird call is like a warm hug. Can't explain it. It's so ASMR.
That's a good description of it. It gives me so much happiness when I would hear it in the morning.
Forreal!!! Im outside with my daughter whistling back at it. And she thinks it's the coolest thing ever
What is ASMR??
@@carolynlee81 Autonomous sensory meridian response
Good evening Ashley. The Holy Ghost is like a dove. Happy new year! The new covenant will not save you if you continue being rebellious and stubborn against the word of the Lord. It is a sin to steal and a sin to forget the sabbath (saturday). *1 Samuel **15:23** KJV - For rebellion is as the sin of witchcraft, and stubbornness is as iniquity and idolatry. Because thou hast rejected the word of the LORD, he hath also rejected thee from being king.* Witchcraft, sorcery idolatry, witches, sorcerers, idolaters will be cast into hellfire. Only they that are washed in the blood of the Lord Jesus and keep his commandments shall be kings and priests. There is no such thing as a sunday rest or sunday sabbath in the Bible. Only the seventh day is blessed, sanctified and hallowed. Isaiah 66:22,23 says that from one new moon to another and from one sabbath to another shall all flesh worship before the Lord in the new earth. Matthew 7:21-23 proves that not everyone that says Jesus is Lord will enter the kingdom. We need to do the will of the Father which is to obey and honor our Lord Jesus Christ. He kept the sabbath, new moons and holy days while he walked the earth. Why do you keep sunday, Christmas, Easter and January 1st which he never kept? Repent.
At 46 years old I finally saw this type of bird up in my tree making this noise,
So I TH-camd grey dove bird noises and here it is! Finally I know what type of bird does this.
All my life I’ve wanted to know what damn bird keeps cooing 😆
Btw,
This video is amazing!
The way he puffs out to coo, so cute!
Birds are beautiful song makers right outside our door : )
Just had one of these beautiful babies outside of my window. It brings peace like nothing else.
This comment section is so wholesome. These are one of my favorite birds
Mine too! I had 8 in my backyard today! They love my squirrel food!
My grandmother used to say this was the call of the lonely dove who was left behind after a hunter killed his mate: “Take two, two-two-two!” A mourning dove, indeed.
Thank you for sharing this, that was so accurate and beautiful 💙
Awww sooooo sad. :'(
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My mom always told me it was "jesus murio" which is jesus died in Spanish when I was little.
I hear this sound so often. What beautiful birds!
I have a couple living in my yard and I love listening to them call each other.
Day 54 of Quarantine: I have now learnt how to speak bird fluently.
I heard those birds cooing once and I let out a call and a bird replied
It’s lockdown. Quarantine is what people are put into after coming back from another country. Lockdown is what the country is put into.
Cooo oooo oo oo
Me too!!
Ganda Gandara I actually have been loving this downtime to enjoy mother nature. It’s glorious and we are usually too busy to notice. I had all new landscaping done in my backyard just to watch the birds and squirrels. It’s therapeutic
The sound they make is so calming.
Ikr? I get a similar feeling from the MC soundtrack
It raises my blood pressure. Been hearing them for around 12 years and i can't stand it. I don't mind bird calls but dove calls are so rhymical repetitive and it lasts for so so damn long......
@@citrusbutter7718 I feel ya tho I'm more like this with the blue jays screeching lol
@@NightMourningDove yeah blue jays are beautiful, but SO LOUD
@@somenerd8139 I agree lmao, thankfully not all of them are noisy, they seem to have a lot of different personalities
My step dad calls these woodle doves😂 just saw some babies in my parking lot and wanted to listen to their call when I got back in the house. Love them, and pigeons
Wow I always thought as a child that it was an owl, the sound lol. Such a beautiful bird and pleasant sound.😌
I still get up early to go to school(I'm in highschool) and ever since elementary school, I've always wondered what made that sound. So glad I know.
Butter my Biscuit Always thought they were owls. Started doubting it mid middle school but couldn’t think of anything else that made the sound
I love the way they tilt their heads, so cute!
Love the sound of mourning doves!
Fantastic closeup video of the beautiful Mourning Dove. Thank you.
my whole life i thought this was an owl...
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Victoria Hirsel same...
My thoughts exactly
Victoria Hirsel Same! I always heard them in the morning and looked to see if it was an owl, turns out it was a mourning dove!
I did too til my 9 year old schooled me lol
I was so sad because I thought it was a dove in mourning and I felt bad but I got happy when I realized they are all called mourning doves!
You are wholesome ❤️
I will never get tired of hearing a dove coo, especially if it’s a nice day outside ☺️.
I'd protect this bird with my life. It's too cute and pure to just let it fend for itself. 😍🐦❤
Not to mention, pigeons (such as mourning doves) tend to be, ah...a little dim. But still very cute!
@@myrikmalyne3185 Yeah, they don't seem smart. But I like to think it's them showing trust that you won't hurt them, because they won't hurt you.
Not dim really. They have an incredible ability to navigate and they remember individual human faces.
This sound reminds me of when I'd stay overnight at my grandmother's house when I was a little girl. She had a big maple tree and lots of bird feeders in her back yard. The doves would always come and coo in the morning. So lovely and relaxing to hear!
Yes, this call brings back memories.
My mom has me young and I was so lucky I had grown up at my grandparents with my mom and backyard was a little paradise it was just lovely
Spookylady THIS GIVES ME NOSTALGIA FROM MY GRANDPARENTS HOUSE TOOOOOOOOO THAT'S WHY I CLICKED ON THE VIDEO OMGGG ARE YOU SECRETLY MY COUSIN
Nothing like camping in the back yard and in the mist and dew of the morning you hear this beautiful sound.
My brother was so talented he knew how to call back to them . He knew that would make me smile. As a child that is one of my favorite memories. He’s no longer with me,and today would have been his bd.
Thank you for sharing this Morning Coo ! 💞🕊
This is my favorite sound in the entire world. Reminds me of my childhood playing in my backyard 🥺
The notes in the cooing are E flat to B natural.
Bruh
😁😁😁😁😁🎼🎵🎶🎤🎤🎤
amazing!
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And the initial coo before E flat is an A flat a quarter-tone sharp.