Doves of southern Africa calls
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- Listen to 7 dove calls from Southern Africa. As with all doves, they puff their throat up and call with a closed beak. The Afrikaans names: Red-eyed Dove is Grootringduif, Laughing Dove is Lemoenduif, Cape Turtle Dove is Gewone tortelduif, African Mourning Dove is Rooioogtortelduif, Emerald-spotted Wood Dove is Grownvlekduifie, Tambourine Dove is Witborsduifie and Namaqua Dove is Namaquaduifie.
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I think we can all agree that the Ring necked and Red Eyed Doves just bring back nostolgic Saturday mornings. A sense of euphoria here in South Africa
I totally agree. They are the sound of Africa.
Come to Lake Victoria region for a nonstop Mourning dove 😊
Yes, always such a nice feeling when they are around. Often see the red eye and laughing together in Jeffrey's Bay area. Very nice as they aren't hostile towards each other.
Whenever I hear a Red eyed dove, I always get nostalgic memories of my childhood home back in South Africa
Was it difficult for you to get a visa to leave country?
These Doves sound awesome. Like they just dropped the opening beat for a song.
@@Baltasarmk good question. Sadly you never got an answer
@@Baltasarmk I live in the US now since 2010. It's very difficult to get a visa unless you have a special talent or a job offer or enough money to start a business in the USA. You could get a study visa easily, or come on a tourist visa. I was engaged to someone here, came on a fiance visa, then applied for my green card once I married him.
I agree! My grandmother gave a little rhyme to these Red-eye calls in Afrikaans - 'Klein Faan, my-voet-is-seer!'
You can't imagine how long iv'e been searching for the red-eyed dove sound. Living here in KENYA.
Thanks. The red eyed dove sounds always bring me those nostalgic memories of my home village in Malawi.
Amazing how bird sounds can remind you of your childhood. For me it is the call of the Fiery-necked Nightjar at night that reminds me of my childhood on the farm.
@@lynetterudman 😁😁 As kids we would try to imitate those bird calls as music. lol Gave me an idea as an adult to create a song remix using that as a sample.
A very useful guide - thank you. For me, the cape turtle (or ring necked) dove is the sound of Africa. So evocative.
Sinestral - Agreed, definitely the sound scape for Africa for me too
You hear it in the background of every savannah documentary
I actually have despised that hyper-repetitive call since visiting the bush while living in Johannesburg for a few years. But maybe if I learn them all, i could come to appreciate it.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂@@phyllisnunn2061
The Red-eyed Dove, Turtle Dove and Laughing Dove bring me back to my childhood on my Ouma's farm in KZN
We learnt the Red eyed dove says "I am a red eyed dove" and the Turtle dove says "work harder". thanks for your videos
Not at all but ok buddy
David I think it says something that really cracked up the African gardeners when I was in Uganda. Who cooks Muzungu? Who cooks muzungu?
I can see how you think that. If you say it with the calls it does sound a bit like that’s what they are saying. Either way they are two beautiful sounds of South Africa that I really miss.
I think there are Ring-necked Dove sounds in every safari television program I have ever watched.
They do call a lot in the bush. The sound of the African bush.
@@lynetterudman I loved visiting East Africa in 2005 and hearing and seeing this species after watching 100s of safari programs over the years.
Red-eyed dove & Cape Turtle dove = home 🥰🥰🥰
1. 0:07 - Tambourine Dove.
2. 0:24 - Red Eyed Dove.
3. 0:37 - Ring Neck Dove (Cape Turtle Dove)
4. 0:51 - Mourning Collared Dove.
5. 1:08 - Senegal Dove (Psalm Dove) African Laughing Dove.
6. 1:23 - Emerald Spotted Wood Dove.
7. 1:40 - Namaqua Dove.
These are The Seven Doves of South Africa.
NICE SHRING
Most these doves sound I remember when I was young in forest with our camels in southern of Somalia.
We've been trying to figure out the bird outside our house... Red-Eyed Dove!! Brilliant thanks!!!
Same here!! Took me forever to find this! I hate this bird because of this sound!!
Nikki Samuels never hate (: and it’s a catchy beat
that Ring-Necked Dove is such a famous sound from South Africa
It sure is. They sing a lot all year round over most of SA.
Laughing dove sounds so jolly :')
Not just Southern African by the way, I hear these calls all the time in East Africa, especially the Red-Eyed and Ring-Necked dove calls. Thanks for sharing
same i hear them in east africa too.
I found it! I heard a ring-necked dove on a video on the internet and I got such a hit of nostalgia I had to figure out what it was 🤗
(and now I know it's a red-eyed dove I hear all the time)
Wow pretty bird
Is true, familiar sounds
Thank you Lynette. That was wonderful.
Glad you enjoyed it!
The Red-Necked coo takes me into a nostalgic moment taking a safari drive inside the Lake Nakuru National Park in Kenya 😢❤
It is amazing how certain bird calls can remind you of things. With me it is the call of the Fiery-necked Nightjar at night on a farm where I grew up. I remember as a young child lying in bed listening to the call and wondering what the bird looked like.
Thanks for posting this
After so long I finally find the Juba that was outside my house.......The Red-eyed pigeon wow the fact that I grew up with it makes it more nice
Red eyed dove brings back memories of waking up in Boksburg on a Sunday morning
the red eyed dove and ring necked dove will always remind me of waking up on a saturday morning and hearing these birds calling, its really nostalgic for me
Yes, really the calls of southern Africa.
Awesome compilation!😍
Glad you enjoyed it
This feels good
The laughing dove and the red eyed dove are such nostalgic sounds of my south african childhood
Same with me with the Red-eyed Dove and the Cape Turtle Dove. Have heard those calls since I was tiny.
Thank you! Keep up the good work!
Thank you Lynette! I’ve been living in Eswatini (Swaziland) for four years and trying to learn what birds are making the different calls that I hear regularly-especially the one I’ve been calling the ‘Wheel of Fortune’ bird (Red-eyed Dove).
Glad this video helped you find your bird.
0:43 this one
Brings back nostalgia
Yip, the Ring-necked Dove call is often heard in many African movies.
@@lynetterudman not the movies for me it’s mostly recalling my childhood
Thank you! Dankie.. Finally, i know the name of the beautiful bird that I woke up to and lived with for a year and hear every time I watch any nature films on Nat Geo.. I have been wanting to know the name of this bird for over 25 years! Such wonderful memories that this song bird bring back to me..
You are welcome! Glad you could find the bird after all these years. They are very special birds that are in most African movies.
Red eye dove!!;❤❤❤ Thanks Lynette it reminds me when I was growing up on the farm!!
SO BEAUTIFUL
Useful compilation!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this compilation. I've never seen and heard a laughing dove.
Beautiful birds and calls 🐦❤️❤️❤️
Yes they are!
I heard the Namaqua Dove outside my window, and I'm in Florida lol
Jake Kussmaul there can be different reasons
Maybe ground dove
@@mateoreyes4235 Yup, it's a ground dove, saw them recently!
This is excellent. ..thank you so much👍🐥🐦
Glad you enjoyed it!
imagine one tree full of these birds lol
Bring your things that is telling u about danger akusheshe maduda
I have an albino dove, his call pattern is the same as a ring neck but at the same pitch of a mourning dove. I've had him him for 19 years, going on 20. I've been trying for so long to pinpoint his breed.
In the film Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid, about an hour and a 29 minutes through, you can hear a call like the red-eyed dove's, although my resources say it's exclusively an African dove. Is there a species with a similar call in New Mexico, where the film was shot in 1973? A Bird Watching HQ site mentions 7 doves/pigeons in New Mexico: mourning dove (not Streptopelia decipiens), rock dove/pigeon, Eurasian collared dove, white-winged dove, band-tailed pigeon, Inca dove, common ground dove - no red-eyed doves. Thanks
Ring necked dove cape turtle
Yes, the Cape Turtle Dove's name changed a few years ago to the Ring-necked Dove.
Angola the same doves and more 4 as I remember .one brown very big , a green one big too , a mountain one with a long neck , and in the north a small one the double size of a sparrow. Maby half size what you call namakua dove .what I never see is a tambourine dove .
That's so interesting!
Ring necked dove
Yes, the new name for the Cape Turtle Dove.
Some people say that in case of Senegal or palm dove only the male make a call and female not do this is it true? What is the difference in sound of male and female Senegal or palm dove?????
Ek bly in Pretoria en hier kom nie Ring-necked Duiwe voor nie (Cape Turtle), maar in Standerton floreer hulle. Hoekom?
Ek vind dat hulle meer van die veld hou en nie van dorpe nie. Hulle is baie skaam duiwe.
The "Laughing Dove" shown is a Senegal pigeon
It is a Laughing Dove, found in South Africa. I have plenty of them in my garden.
Sou lekker wees om ook die afrikaanse name by die regte duiwe te kon plaas....enkeles is maklik, maar die res nie so seker nie.
I've added the Afrikaans names to the descriptions of the video for you. Hope it helps.
@@lynetterudmanBaie dankie!
You'r missing a large ring neck variation that is near the Eastern Cape region. Large like a pidgeon.
The only large ring-necked dove from the Eastern Cape region of South Africa is the Red-eyed Dove, and it features at #2 in this video. There aren't any other doves here with the black collar on the neck.
@@lynetterudman I think you might be right. Granted the image doesn't do it much justice, but listening to the audio again does confirm what you're saying.
Sounds *SOOO* fimaliar 😂😂😂😂
Ya red eyed doves are everwhere and steal the dog food
The Southwest
but why laughing dove name?
Because the call sounds like laughing.