Lifespan of a Inca Dove

The distinctive lifspan of a Inca Dove is 2 or 3 year's if it is in the wild, but the true lifespan of a Inca Dove is 7.75 year's.

Similiar Bird's to the Inca Dove

There are bird's that seem similiar to the Inca Dove as the bird's are in the same family: COLUMBIDAE.
The following birds listed are:





Inca Dove


• Rock Pigeon
• White-Crowned Pigeon
• Band-Tailed Pigeon
• African Collard Dove
• Eurasion Collard-Dove
• White-Winged Dove
• Mournig Dove
• Common Ground-Dove
• White-Tipped Dove
• Inca Dove

  

  Mourning Dove

How Inca Dove's search for food.

Inca Dove's search for food in open area's for example, parks, barnyard's, open space backyard's behind house's, or bird feeder's. On dried soil Inca Dove's peck their beak's at the ground to find seed's, and during breeding season Inca Dove's often forage for food in pair's or group's, But in season's of Autumn, or Winter Inca Dove's search for food in large flock's.

Inca Dove's drinking water.

Inca Dove's searching for food.

Daily life for a Inca Dove

Inca Dove sleeping, and warmng up.

Mostly what Inca Dove's do daily is resting, cleaning it's feather's (preening), or sunning (lie in the sun warming up).




Inca Dove cleaning it's feather's.



No Migration

Inca Doves do not migrate out of Texas or into since, they are native to the state (Texas). Therefore, Inca Doves breed every month of the year, and 3, or up to 5 broods (baby Inca Doves) each year.

Mother Inca Dove caring for baby Inca Dove's.

Population

The population of the Inca Dove is increasing rather than neutral. And in are considered to be the Least Concern in Conservation.

The name of the Inca Dove

The Inca Dove was named after the Inca Empire, but the Inca Dove doesn't live anywhere in the region where the Inca Empire was, but Inca Doves are expanding north and south. Even some controversy over the name Inca Dove are suggesting to change the name to Aztec Dove instead.

The Range Of The Inca Doves

The Inca Doves are common in large areas like cities, and towns of the southwest, suburban areas,woodland areas, savannah, and also live in dense shrubs and small trees, and bushes. Though, the Inca Dove has expanded to areas for breeding in north and southward, remains constaint in urban areas. In Large areas where the Inca Dove is found in south-central Texas, New Mexico, Mexico, and Puerto Rico.

The Basic Information of a Inca Dove

                                                           Inca Dove

Species Name: Inca Dove

Scientific Name: Columbina Inca

Appearance: Inca Doves have gray-brown feathers giving a fish scale like appearance

Range: Inca Doves are common in the Southwest and have expanded northward and southward.

Reproduction: Inca Dove males build the nest's with stems, grasses, leaves, twigs and strips of bark. Then when the female Inca Dove comes, the Dove arranges the nest properly. After a few days the pair abandon the nest and build another nest(there may be 1 or 2 false nests). The female Inca Dove then lay's 2 eggs and after 12-14 days the baby Inca Doves leave the nest to join a flock of juvenile Inca Doves. The parent Inca Doves then move on to start another nest and mate again.

Diet: The Inca Doves diet usually consists of eating dried seeds, wheat, oat, and smaller seeds available as well as weeds, and grass seeds.

                    Extra Facts: The Inca Doves disticnt call "coo-coo" is often meaning "no hope".