Zebra doves are frequently heard with a series of soft and staccato “croo-coo” calls at the roof top in my neighbourhood. They also like out strolling on bare ground or along a quiet road, and never hurry to fly off while we are driving towards them. They always manage to keep cool and be relaxed in most of the time.
I saw a couple of them perching on a cable line at Bukit Mertajam railway station.
People come people go; people feel excited going for holiday or coming home for their long missed family; people sorrow over the end of their holiday or sad to leave their loved one.
I saw a couple of them perching on a cable line at Bukit Mertajam railway station.People come people go; people feel excited going for holiday or coming home for their long missed family; people sorrow over the end of their holiday or sad to leave their loved one. They witness all these day in and day out, and continue to keep croo-cooing softly on top of the cable.
They are always so calm and peaceful.
"Croo-coo, croo-coo."
"Croo-coo, croo-coo."
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People come people go; people feel excited going for holiday or coming home for their long missed family; people sorrow over the end of their holiday or sad to leave their loved one.'
indepth writing.
and awsum pics.
they remind me of the birds in a row in the opening scene of monsters inc. :)
love your thoughts about zebra doves and the picture of the railway station. indeed, people come and go, sometimes I can't help but feel sorry I met some people that I should have not met, but then, at the end of the day I realized they are still blessings in helping me strengthen my character.
I see birds sat on wire like in your pictures, and I also saw them looking down at people passing in and out..I think you translate these feelings very well.
special with those wires
For some reason, those type of doves are tamer than their other counterpart. Some time back, a pair nested in our neighbor's gutter and we even saw the eggs... BTW, the railway photo is nice, Rainy. :)
Its just as you've described.. doves and their cooing, are so endearing- bringing back or a connection to so many memories-they've been around. Thanks- great captures:)
They look like our Mourning Doves here. They also sit on wires and "Coo, Coo. When they make that sound their necks puff up.
Doves are some of my favorite birds. Their coo-coo sound is just like you say. It's such a soothing sound.
Beautiful inspiring words and nice pics of the birdies. But.. I was expecting to see some stripes on them as you called them zebra doves. lol
The birds seem to have no problem at all. Lucky creatures.
Gazal Bharadwaj:
It is salt and you, sugar and me. I like the thought.
Loshini:
We start to think and imagine once we open up our mind.
I love to do it again and again.
betchai:
People come and go, we are fated to meet each other but not strong enough to know each other.
IC:
When I start to talk to birds, I can translate thing better.
Filip Demuinck:
Everything looks special tome.
Tes:
Welcome back. I have another photos on railway. You may like then, I think.
Kilauea Poetry/Ratty:
Their cooing is soothing, especially in a quiet afternoon.
Ginnymo:
They have a close relative with the name Peaceful Dove. They look alike. And I like the name.
Harumi:
Sorry for that. The zebra lines faded after a raining night.
Nice words. Great pictures to accompany ur words too.
Any one shoot these wild pigeons? Your train starts in Singapore?
This is one of my frustrations... I always wanted to take photos of those birds on the cable wire. I always see them when I pass by but I just can't stop in the middle of the road. Love how you put story to your photos.
Lovely post, Rainfield. Croo-coo, croo-coo, all is well. :)
They are so cute together and their coo cooing suite them well. I also really like that train station bell shot.
I love doves...we have some everyday at our feeders..you are right..they look serene and peaceful and I love their coo-ing.
Oh these are zebra doves. Have never heard of this name before.
New blog layout? I changed mine too :)
Happy crooing rainfield :)
thanks very much this is a good post.
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