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ZEBRA DOVES – 5. The chicks are about to fledge
7 Aug 2005

ZEBRA DOVES – 5. The chicks are about to fledge

by BESG | posted in: Nesting, Pigeon-Dove | 0

So far so good! The nest and the birds have not been molested. The chicks are now 10 days old and will be fledging soon. There are three of them and the oldest has started exercising its wings. The parent … Continued

ZEBRA DOVES – 4. Perfect camouflage
4 Aug 2005

ZEBRA DOVES – 4. Perfect camouflage

by BESG | posted in: Nesting, Pigeon-Dove | 0

The nest of the Zebra Doves is a simple platform of twigs lodged between the branches of a Golden Penda (Xanthostemon chrysanthus) tree. This tree a smallish and the nest is slightly above eye level. The crown is sparse, thus … Continued

ZEBRA DOVES – 3. More time to rest
2 Aug 2005

ZEBRA DOVES – 3. More time to rest

by BESG | posted in: Nesting, Pigeon-Dove | 0

I was right. As the chick grew bigger (now 5 days old), the parent doves spent less time in the nest. The night dove (on duty since last evening) fed the chicks before leaving the nest but the day dove … Continued

ZEBRA DOVES – 2. The saga continues
1 Aug 2005

ZEBRA DOVES – 2. The saga continues

by BESG | posted in: Nesting, Pigeon-Dove | 0

I was mistaken. Two eggs hatched on the morning of the 29th July, 17 days after I noticed the dove nesting in the Golden Penda tree. When I examined my images taken the next day, two chicks were clearly seen … Continued

ZEBRA DOVES – 1. Hatching of the first egg
31 Jul 2005

ZEBRA DOVES – 1. Hatching of the first egg

by BESG | posted in: Nesting, Pigeon-Dove | 1

I have been observing the activities around the nest of a pair of Zebra Doves (Geopelia striata) for the last two week (above left). Every evening at around 5pm, the bird in the nest flew out and its mate flew … Continued

What happened to the Yellow-vented Bulbuls’ chick?
30 Jul 2005

What happened to the Yellow-vented Bulbuls’ chick?

by BESG | posted in: Nesting, Pigeon-Dove | 0

Last month a pair of Yellow-vented Bulbuls (Pycnonotus goiavier) built their nest among the branches of a Dracaena tree by my bedroom window. The convenience of the location led me to keep watch on the activities of the birds every … Continued

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