My father and I have a ringneck dove. She was my father's Sunday school teacher's bird and we inherited the sweet little bird after her owner died from cancer.
Do you let these fly? I just got free ones because they were stressed in a small cage. There is one female without one wing so I think the two makes is let out to fly would definitely come back in to her. ?? Please let me know how soon to release them for a fly around. If at all ...
When I watch these bird videos they may me cry b/c I love birds so. I want to be a mom to them just like the people who make these films. The best I can do is provide care and feeding to the babies and juvenile birds at the wildlife center for which I volunteer during the summer. We're not permitted to talk to birds or have any physical contact with them outside of feeding - supposedly, human contact is not "healthy" for them - so I have to do it on the sneak.
Thanks for your reply!! Yeah, the wildlife center says that wild birds become too attached to humans if humans interact with them as though they're pets, and that human interaction can damper a bird's ability to adapt in the wild when they're let go. I don't understand this b/c I see wild birds interact with people all the time. But, rules are rules. I'd love to adopt a pigeon, but I live in the city in an apt., not a good environment for a bird, plus I'm sure it wouldn't be allowed by management. I console myself by interacting with the birds that nest in the trees outside my window. They're delightful, loving creatures!
@@PJBovio Some rare species live among us, son it's not so much of a big deal. But generally, by interacting with wild animals when they're still young, they end up impregnated: they won't know how to survive properly on their own, they won't seek the company of their congeners, they're going to stick with us and take risks. If it's a predator it also becomes dangerous for us, as it's not afraid of us anymore and will attack more easily. There are so many cases of wild impregnated animals, who had to be put down just because of that. And if it's an adult, you create a stressful situation. I already had some birds who died in my hands just by excessive stress.
My first bird is actually going to be a dove and I'm planning on adopting one very soon! Fun fact actually; I have never touched a bird in my lifetime.
If you're in an apartment you're better off with blue ground (gl finding them for sale) or diamond doves. Ringnecks prevent sleep for you + neighbors in same building. Eurasian collared are even noisier. Mourning doves are great, but american legislation is pants on head retarded so you can't own a bird you can shoot droves of every year...
@@nameunavailableffs Ringnecks are domesticated, Mourning doves are not. You can't keep wild animals as pets. Kind of like house cats and bobcats. Exceptions to everything but that's the gist of it.
@@whiskeygrunt772 You literally don't know what you're talking about, and ignorance like yours is what is turning America into unAmerican authoritard cancer. Ringnecks vs exotic doves (or mourning doves, which are actually tamer than many exotics) is WAY different than domestic cats bred to be tame vs wild meat eating animal that sees you as food. Dove is literally another word for pigeon. They are all the same in some ways. They can all be trained - literally seen protected ground dove species (ruddy, I think) trained on videos on youtube. Yes, different species have different traits, but they are all easily tamed (though exotics take extreme work and wild captures startle easy). They appreciate their home, in fact, my blue ground doves don't like to leave their cage, even if I leave both doors open. The female will step up to my hand but she doesn't like to leave the cage to the point she will usually fly back in unless I'm scraping poop out then they will both go out on their own. I would definitely not call ringnecks or parrot species "domesticated". They are born quite wild and pretty much have to be socialized. Guinea fowl, too..they take years to chill out. I would say that ringnecks tend not to startle quite as easy (still do), and their survival instinct isn't as strong, but again, they are nothing like CATS bred to be INFANTILE NEOTENY. . . m0ron. PS wolves bred for domestication end up both looking and acting more like dogs...hinthint. Oh yeah, go look at the tame sparrows and starlings...lol. Starlings are practically (high maintenance) parrots. ignorant PETA fools smh
4 years late but just look at their behavior, males are usually more vocal and loud and bow coo more often, females can lay eggs every few months so you can confirm them from there
so ok my first female dove Pearl is now looking very fat and she is sitting in places !And she is walking like she has an injury in her leg but there isn't any!Moreover her tail and (butthole) is moving like going up and down !And Me and my sister are worried about her!Is she having an eggbound? Pls comment and help!I will be very grateful!Thanks
Sadman Plays keep an eye on her, if she appears to actually be laying an egg and is having a hard time, try putting olive oil around her bum maybe the egg will slip out easier, is it cold where you live?
Sadman Plays i wouldnt suggest letting her have a nesting spot during the cold weather, bring them inside and remove the nesting material because that'll just make her want to lay more and it's sometimes difficult for a bird to lay eggs while it's cold
I don't agree with your bird technique. "petting" your birds back makes them aroused and you can tell they already see you as a mate not other birds. That's a problem and you should change your technique. It's ok to scritch the head but never to pet the back of a bird. During mating a bird will pull and touch another bird back.
My father and I have a ringneck dove. She was my father's Sunday school teacher's bird and we inherited the sweet little bird after her owner died from cancer.
HAHAHAHA!
-dove
They are so cute!
This is so calming
so sweet. i wish i could have those dove. thank u lulzBrownie. Please upload more activity of the birds
Amazing birds,very beautiful.
yeah, wild ones
lulzBrownie your a cool youtuber
Do you let these fly? I just got free ones because they were stressed in a small cage. There is one female without one wing so I think the two makes is let out to fly would definitely come back in to her. ?? Please let me know how soon to release them for a fly around. If at all ...
@@oyenations162 they don't fly that much you can take them out in the garden tho
When I watch these bird videos they may me cry b/c I love birds so. I want to be a mom to them just like the people who make these films. The best I can do is provide care and feeding to the babies and juvenile birds at the wildlife center for which I volunteer during the summer. We're not permitted to talk to birds or have any physical contact with them outside of feeding - supposedly, human contact is not "healthy" for them - so I have to do it on the sneak.
P. J. Bovio that sounds awful that you can't interact with them D: you should take in and adopt a pigeon if they ever come in
Thanks for your reply!! Yeah, the wildlife center says that wild birds become too attached to humans if humans interact with them as though they're pets, and that human interaction can damper a bird's ability to adapt in the wild when they're let go. I don't understand this b/c I see wild birds interact with people all the time. But, rules are rules. I'd love to adopt a pigeon, but I live in the city in an apt., not a good environment for a bird, plus I'm sure it wouldn't be allowed by management. I console myself by interacting with the birds that nest in the trees outside my window. They're delightful, loving creatures!
@@PJBovio Some rare species live among us, son it's not so much of a big deal. But generally, by interacting with wild animals when they're still young, they end up impregnated: they won't know how to survive properly on their own, they won't seek the company of their congeners, they're going to stick with us and take risks. If it's a predator it also becomes dangerous for us, as it's not afraid of us anymore and will attack more easily.
There are so many cases of wild impregnated animals, who had to be put down just because of that.
And if it's an adult, you create a stressful situation. I already had some birds who died in my hands just by excessive stress.
@@MPSpecial At the rate we're going with climate change and global warming, our wildlfe could wind up perishing, with or without human contact.
Hahahahahahaha
Beautiful Dove
Onek sundor gugu pakih gulo
I have ringneck dove like those
omg they are soooo adorable!
so cute
Ikr?! I love doves so much!!!
Adorable❤
AAAA PODGEY BABIES GIMME I WANNA KISS THEM AAAAAAAAA
My first bird is actually going to be a dove and I'm planning on adopting one very soon! Fun fact actually; I have never touched a bird in my lifetime.
Their very soft and cute you should by one !
Buy*
0:43 one dove comin' right up!
Wao,so beautiful love
Wow amazing nice dove 😘😘👍👌
Cutoo 😍😍🥰🥰
aww so cute i wanna hug em
good video you have the birds looking well
The Earth flatters will hate this video
I love the birds 🐤🐤
i love their sound
pretty
I want to pat those marshmallows AAAA
I love your video 😄👍👍👍👍👍
Cooooo ♥
The sound is a little different from what I have.
খুব সুন্দর... 👌👌❤❤❤
Que ternuritas más lindas Diiiossss 😍😍😍😍😍😍🥰🥰
They're so sweet
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How loud and noisy are they? I've never had ringneck doves before.
Johan Chen i keepem outside so i dont notice it that much but i like their coos
If you're in an apartment you're better off with blue ground (gl finding them for sale) or diamond doves. Ringnecks prevent sleep for you + neighbors in same building. Eurasian collared are even noisier.
Mourning doves are great, but american legislation is pants on head retarded so you can't own a bird you can shoot droves of every year...
@@nameunavailableffs Ringnecks are domesticated, Mourning doves are not. You can't keep wild animals as pets. Kind of like house cats and bobcats. Exceptions to everything but that's the gist of it.
@@whiskeygrunt772 You literally don't know what you're talking about, and ignorance like yours is what is turning America into unAmerican authoritard cancer. Ringnecks vs exotic doves (or mourning doves, which are actually tamer than many exotics) is WAY different than domestic cats bred to be tame vs wild meat eating animal that sees you as food. Dove is literally another word for pigeon. They are all the same in some ways. They can all be trained - literally seen protected ground dove species (ruddy, I think) trained on videos on youtube. Yes, different species have different traits, but they are all easily tamed (though exotics take extreme work and wild captures startle easy). They appreciate their home, in fact, my blue ground doves don't like to leave their cage, even if I leave both doors open. The female will step up to my hand but she doesn't like to leave the cage to the point she will usually fly back in unless I'm scraping poop out then they will both go out on their own.
I would definitely not call ringnecks or parrot species "domesticated". They are born quite wild and pretty much have to be socialized. Guinea fowl, too..they take years to chill out. I would say that ringnecks tend not to startle quite as easy (still do), and their survival instinct isn't as strong, but again, they are nothing like CATS bred to be INFANTILE NEOTENY. . . m0ron. PS wolves bred for domestication end up both looking and acting more like dogs...hinthint.
Oh yeah, go look at the tame sparrows and starlings...lol. Starlings are practically (high maintenance) parrots. ignorant PETA fools smh
@@lulzBrownie I keep them inside with 24 pigeons and one baby that
Is almost one year old by July 24 lol
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These birds should be in the wild flying free
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الله عالجمال
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They little cold
Mmm pretty sweetie love ❤️ 💕
squeeeeezeeee it
i thought they are wild?
Where do you keep them?
الله
هذا ألهجين نتاج ماذا نسأل لغرض ألأسفاده ولكم جزيل الشكر راجين منكم الرد لطفا
What type is the light brown dove? I have the same one I think I know what she is but I’m not sure.
can you please tell me how i can know which one is a male or female ?????????????????????
4 years late but just look at their behavior, males are usually more vocal and loud and bow coo more often, females can lay eggs every few months so you can confirm them from there
Son tortolas no dove.🐦🐦🐦
Hii
hi
I thought birds are afraid of humans?
Even the wildest pigeons/doves can be tamed, as long won't be too pushy and feed them regularly you eventually gain there trust.
Do they come back if you let them go?
Ringneck doves like these will get lost. It's homing pigeons that come back.
No they don't!
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so ok my first female dove Pearl is now looking very fat and she is sitting in places !And she is walking like she has an injury in her leg but there isn't any!Moreover her tail and (butthole) is moving like going up and down !And Me and my sister are worried about her!Is she having an eggbound? Pls comment and help!I will be very grateful!Thanks
Sadman Plays keep an eye on her, if she appears to actually be laying an egg and is having a hard time, try putting olive oil around her bum maybe the egg will slip out easier, is it cold where you live?
+lulzBrownie Yes it is a bit cold here in Bangladesh and she and her mate Atlas are making their nest and she is sometimes sitting in the nest!
+lulzBrownie But today she is a bit ok than yesterday and her bum is worrying me!
+lulzBrownie Do female birds heat she wants to mate with her partner Atlas
Sadman Plays i wouldnt suggest letting her have a nesting spot during the cold weather, bring them inside and remove the nesting material because that'll just make her want to lay more and it's sometimes difficult for a bird to lay eggs while it's cold
I don't agree with your bird technique. "petting" your birds back makes them aroused and you can tell they already see you as a mate not other birds. That's a problem and you should change your technique. It's ok to scritch the head but never to pet the back of a bird. During mating a bird will pull and touch another bird back.
they mate with each other all the time
no they don't! they kiss and their life by cooing and screaming!