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4 hours ago, Anna N said:Where do doves fit in here?
Generally doves are slightly smaller than pigeons, but many of the 300+ varieties of doves and pigeons can be called either. Both are descended from rock doves or rock pigeons (alternative name for the same species). For all practical purposes, they are the same thing.
4 hours ago, Anna N said:Where do doves fit in here?
Generally doves are slightly smaller than pigeons, but many of the 300+ varieties of doves and pigeons can be called either. Both are descended from rock doves or rock pigeons (alternative name for the same species). For all practical purposes, they are the same thing.
4 hours ago, Anna N said:Where do doves fit in here?
Generally doves are slightly smaller than pigeons, but many of the 300+ varieties can be called either. Both are descended from rock doves or rock pigeons (alternative name for the same species). For all practical puirposes, they are the same thing.
