Mourning Dove Call

[viktorflorianschantz]

I've heard this call so many times. For the longest time, I thought it was an owl, but owls are more nocturnal, plus they have a deeper voice, from what I'm told. Now I know.

[RainbowEssence-cw]

They have such sad but beautiful calls.

[sayedmahmoudabulhassan]

I love hearing mourning doves, they make such beautiful sounds.

[nikerailfanningttm]

If you live in Florida like me, you hear these things almost 24/7. And at first it’s annoying, but eventually you get used to it and eventually love it.

[kenedic]

oh my god i can perfectly replicate these dove calls ever since i was little. the doves will do their call and i’ll do it back and we’ll just go back and forth. my favorite thing to do is when walking to the bus i’ll do the call, and i’ll watch them look around. they have no idea it’s me and they think it’s another bird so when they look around in confusion it gives me a kick

[pixelcrunch]

Did you see how the Dove watched the little girl walk on by?

It’s like the dove’s the guardian Angel of the home!

[infini.tesimo]

Best sound to hear in the morning for an outside breakfast sit-down.

[katiethornburg]

I love to hear mourning doves. They have such beautiful calls.

[foxmannor]

this guy doesn't know how iconic he is

[amazinhaydz]

For me this is the most recognizable sound ever

[TokageSan]

Hearing that brings back so many memories of the one I had as a kid, his name was Luna and I saved him after he was attacked by a cat

[SamanthaTheSonicFan]

Gotta love that “Nonono” before the little girl walks past.

[JustJeremyJJ]

It means "Good morning, Rise and Shine!"

[Pumeanmother]

Hello How are you ? I love and like pigeons, when I leave school I always feed them forever, thank you very much for sharing❤🎉

[DavidNightjet]

Takes me back to grandma's house on long island

[alexthetiger]

When I was a kid, I thought this call was an owl's. That's what my grandma said it was. I should've asked my other grandma. She was the bird fanatic.

[An_ape_with_internet_access]

Ah yes the sound of a successfully pulling an all-nighter

[nolijelmore]

The heck? I havent heard of this since 2015 until one decided to perch on my back pack, now every day i seen hundreds of these fly over every day

[kennonricheson]

As an ohioan, i hear this non stop, and it never gets old

[ejr]

This and the sound of cicadas on a hot summer morning brings back nostalgia