A) Color; doves are always white. B) Habitat; doves only live in forests. C) Size and build; doves are typically smaller and more slender. D) Diet; doves only eat seeds.
A) Loud, screeching noises. B) High-pitched whistles. C) Soft, cooing sounds. D) Complex melodies.
A) White-winged Dove B) Rock Pigeon C) Mourning Dove D) Eurasian Collared-Dove
A) Bright red legs. B) Blue wingtips. C) A yellow beak. D) A black half-collar on the nape of its neck.
A) Urban areas and cliffs. B) Open grasslands. C) Arctic tundra. D) Dense forests.
A) Fruit. B) Seeds. C) Insects. D) Fish.
A) Spotted Dove B) Mourning Dove C) White-winged Dove D) Inca Dove
A) Solid brown color. B) Bright green feathers. C) Scale-like pattern. D) Iridescent blue sheen.
A) Elaborate cup-shaped nests. B) Simple platform nests. C) Underground burrows. D) Cavity nests in trees.
A) Fifteen to twenty. B) Five to ten. C) One or two. D) Three to four.
A) Olive green. B) Bright yellow. C) Pinkish-red. D) Dark blue.
A) Mourning Dove. B) White dove. C) Eurasian Collared-Dove. D) Rock Pigeon.
A) Only doves in tropical regions are migratory. B) Some species are migratory, others are not. C) All dove species are migratory. D) No dove species are migratory.
A) 20-30 years. B) 50-60 years. C) 1-5 years. D) 10-15 years.
A) North America. B) Antarctica. C) Africa. D) Asia.
A) Strigidae. B) Passeridae. C) Columbidae. D) Accipitridae.
A) A herd. B) A pack. C) A gaggle. D) A flight or a dule.
A) Migration to colder climates. B) Hunting in packs. C) Elaborate courtship displays. D) Hibernation.
A) Increased predation. B) Global cooling. C) Overpopulation. D) Habitat loss.
A) Females have brighter leg coloration. B) Males have a distinct crest. C) Females have longer tails. D) Males are typically larger and more colorful.
A) Northeastern United States. B) Australia. C) Central Europe. D) Southwestern United States and Mexico.
A) Red. B) Black. C) Yellow. D) Blue.
A) Analysis of feather composition. B) Genetic testing. C) Recording and analyzing vocalizations only. D) Visual identification of plumage and markings.
A) White-winged Dove. B) Inca Dove. C) Mourning Dove. D) Rock Pigeon.
A) Insects. B) Regurgitated seeds. C) Nectar. D) Crop milk.
A) Cows. B) Hawks. C) Deer. D) Squirrels.
A) Mourning Dove B) Inca Dove C) Eurasian Collared-Dove D) White-winged Dove
A) Square B) Forked C) Pointed D) Rounded
A) Approximately 14-19 days. B) Approximately 30-45 days. C) Approximately 60-75 days. D) Approximately 3-5 days.
A) Eurasian Collared-Dove. B) White-winged Dove. C) Common Ground Dove. D) Mourning Dove. |