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pramodbarmunda (54)in #blog • 7 years ago

Barbari cappak
Kapathak (Dove, Dove) is a bird, which is closely related to pigeons (Columbine Gana, Order columbidae). It is also famous as Panki, Fakhta, Panduk and Siroti.

Kapasak is 12 inch long, naive spear birds. Their nature, nature and other things are similar to those of cappas. Like cappas, they also fill their stomachs with grains and seeds, and like the same time their time of giving egg comes twice in a year. Then the female gives two white eggs in its scaffolding, the twisted nest.

Many Castes of dove

Although many of its castes are spread all over the world, but the following are well-known:

Dhwar (Ring Dove, Ring Dove) -
It is bigger than all cupboards and is ash-colored in its neck, with a black blanket around its neck.
Clink (Turtle Dove, Turtle Dove) -
It is slightly smaller and brown in color. Black spots and symbols remain on top of it.
Pattern (Spotted Dove, Spotted Dove) -
It is slightly smaller, but most beautiful than calligraphy. In the next upper black part, white spots and brown spots in the last brown part are lying.
Broken (Brown Dove, Stock Dove) -
It is smaller than the above three cups. Its upper part is brown and the bottom part of the chest is white. On the throat, there is black stripe on which white dots remain.
Brick Kilow (Red Turtle Dove) - Its color is brittle and stature is the smallest. The lower part of the tail is black and the black collar remains on the throat.
Stock Dove :
It is slightly smaller than the face, but the color is thicker than it. The throats do not remain like the throats in the neck. Its females lay eggs in the trees.
Collared or Barbary Dove: -
This is a famous cappad of North America, whose body is like a sandalwood and a black collar in the neck.
Shell Kaptak (Rock Dove, Rock Dove) -
These have been made from our domesticated pigeons.
Morning Dove - This is of short stature.
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Doves
Typical Voice

Size & Shape:
Plump-bodied and long-tailed, with short legs, small bill, and a head that looks particularly small in comparison to the body. The long, pointed tail is unique among North American doves.

Color Pattern:
Mourning Doves often match their open-country surroundings. They’re delicate brown to buffy-tan overall, with black spots on the wings and black-bordered white tips to the tail feathers. bird_sounds_and_songs2-mourning_dove-us_fish_and_wildlife_wikimedia_commons.jpg

Behavior:
Mourning Doves fly fast on powerful wingbeats, sometimes making sudden ascents, descents, and dodges, their pointed tails stretching behind them.

Habitat:
You can see Mourning Doves nearly anywhere except the deep woods. Look for them in fields or patches of bare ground, or on overhead perches like telephone wires.