Dove Sounds

About Dove Sounds

Are you trying to find the sound of a dove? This sound app gives you access to a collection of electronic dove calls at the touch of a button. Get it now and take your time.

Doves can be discovered in virtually every region of the world, and there are literally hundreds of different species of dove that have ever lived. However, there are only a few species of dove that are commonly available as pets. The ring-necked dove and the diamond dove are the two species of dove that are the most popular choices. Be prepared for a never-ending stream of cooing if you decide to keep doves. Their cooing is fairly consistent, despite the fact that they are unable to screech like a parrot. The cooing of pigeons can be soothing to some people, who take pleasure in hearing it.

The call of a female dove is shorter, softer, and more slurred than that of a male. When they hear other white-winged doves in the area, the males and females of the species will each give a brief call from the nest. Males make a series of approximately nine scratchy, hooting coos that alternate between a few slurred pitches and last for 5–6 seconds; the final coo is often longer than the rest of the series. They sing from a lofty vantage point in a wide-open space.

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