For me it's the sound of summer🤗

@MyBirdingYear

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, same here and, where I am, the sound of swifts calling overhead

@sonjalewis3047

2 жыл бұрын

Don't you get to hear birds like the nightingale, blackbird, thrushes, or skylarks?

@ItsLarry-in1jq

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@twmax4137

Жыл бұрын

And the sound of cuteness

@apathyzen9730

Жыл бұрын

@@sonjalewis3047 doves are everywhere in the summer and have a very distinct voice. If you're not into birds, songbirds for you do just "chirp". Kinda too generic.🙂

The sound reminds me of visiting my Grandparents. They always had doves in the garden. It's a comforting sound now.

@Talkathon408

2 жыл бұрын

Not when you're trying to get to sleep lol.

@hamsterpouches

2 жыл бұрын

@@Talkathon408 haha

@huskytail

Жыл бұрын

Me too. My grandparents' old apartment was next to a huge park at the limits of the city and early in the morning, under the beautiful summer sun in Plovdiv, the doves were there. I now have them next to my current apartment 2000km away and every morning I think about my grandparents- such bittersweet sound.

@Mythansar

Жыл бұрын

​@@Talkathon408xd

@ningxiabird

11 ай бұрын

Same here.. only ever heard this sound in my grandparents' garden in Germany, never at home in the UK. Hear it every day where I live now. Very nostalgic sound, full of hiraeth ❤

This bird must be protected at all cost.

@lens8617

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, exactly.

@kevinswift8654

Жыл бұрын

It's not in danger at all lol

@CashMoney223

Жыл бұрын

well I have bad news for you

@locdogmilfhunter

11 ай бұрын

Kill kill kill Open year round in CA!

@kevinswift8654

11 ай бұрын

@@locdogmilfhunter hands off

When I was little I had to go to hospital for 2 operations. I remember sitting in my bed near the window and hearing them in the morning, and in my child mind I heard them say “get well, soon”. I can still hear it if I imagine.

@cherylkeller5181

Ай бұрын

That is so cute 😊

The most iconic European sound

@RandomGamer-

3 ай бұрын

I live in Texas, and i hear them every day lmao, it's not just Europe.

@mafia_gamer_official30973

3 ай бұрын

I live in Azerbaijan and I hear this bird's sound from the old park down of my neighborhood since 2000's. These birs have spread aeound the world. They are sounds of our childhood. All we have the common nostalgic sound.

The sound they make when they fly 🤣❤

@BB-nn9en

Жыл бұрын

There’s one that comes back every spring to my neighborhood. I’ve wondered for years what that bleating goat sound was

@GSxxxRGirl

Жыл бұрын

Right? Lol doesn't seem to fit them 😂

@melissamarruganti1239

Жыл бұрын

Craaaaaaaa

@apathyzen9730

Жыл бұрын

And that squeaky one when they flap their wings faster...

@smaybius

Жыл бұрын

@@apathyzen9730 It's called a wing whistle. It's especially big in mourning doves

the most peaceful and harmonic sound of universe

I always used to think this was the sound of an owl... now I know the truth about my favourite sound!

@JoshFlynn101

2 жыл бұрын

same

@migitri

2 жыл бұрын

When I was a very young child, I called them "baby owls."

@reallymentalpig1173

Жыл бұрын

Same

@monikasvk4275

Жыл бұрын

Same

@rhysw

9 ай бұрын

Same

Their call sounds like time and eternity.

I hear this bird ever morning, makes me smile.

I like the caw noise they make when they're about to land.

They make wonderful companion bird, as long as you have the time and desire to care for one. I raised my collared dove from a fledgling and she's my buddy for life.

I like these birds, they calm me down😃Thank you for sharing and have a nice weekend.

@MyBirdingYear

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome, have a nice weekend too.

I always heard this bird in my childhood when I woke up. Im so glad I still hear them. Reminds me of my childhood always nice to hear

They’re adorable! Love doves! Lovey doveys! 🕊️ 🕊️

I am currently hearing this from my bed outside my bedroom window and I had to investigate what type of bird it was 😍

They always remind me of my late grandmother. My grandmother never usually swore or used bad language, but she always used to say that collared doves sound as if they are calling out: "Da-ddy's p*ssed!" I always laugh when I hear them.

Ahh... Man ! The sound of my childhood !

@xamtastic

2 ай бұрын

Same!

I love communicating with this dove when I'm in my back yard chillin. I use my hands to bird call and they always respond back. Birds are awesome. 😅

I hear this every morning and it's so relaxing. I'm glad they're at my vaca home too

0:24 - Lol, I always find it funny when doves make this noise outside my house. 🤣🤣

These are my favorite type of birds. I've heard them my whole life and til this day still do when I take a walk outside. They are so comforting to have around and are always welcome at my house ❤️

They r angels. They r watching us

You can hear this sound every morning in Anaheim California

@lailahillllah3135

4 ай бұрын

I live in Azerbaijan, and the sound of these birds comes here, mainly in the Talysh forests

I could sleep to this, I absolutely love how they sound.

These birds are so cute! 🥰 Their other call is funny and cute, too! It sounds like someone yelling, “Ha!” I remember seeing them many years ago in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, before my family and I departed for our cruise trip. At first, I mistook them for Mourning Doves, until I realized that they lacked spots on their wings, a distinguishable field mark in Mourning Doves, and spotted a collared ring on their neck, a field mark that Mourning Doves do not possess. It’s remarkable hearing how they made their way to the Caribbean and the U.S., and how they have still thrived. Thanks for sharing!

@sonjalewis3047

2 жыл бұрын

They do NOT sound like Mourning Doves. The Collared Doves, along with imported English Sparrows, House Finches, and (yes) Mockingbirds, create so much racket that we seldom get to hear the fantastic variety of OTHER birds' sounds. And of course, competing against the decibels of leaf blowers etc, does not help.

@BirdsandGhibliFan

2 жыл бұрын

@@sonjalewis3047 I’ve said that they look like Mourning Doves with a few field mark exceptions, not that they sound like Mourning Doves. I can obviously tell that both species’ coos sound vastly different, and I have grown up listening to Mourning Doves cooing most of my life to spot the difference. I can see that you’re not a fan of these doves, but you’re entitled to your opinion of them. When I visited Florida, they were not a nuisance to me, so my experience and opinion of them will obviously differ from yours.

I've been trying to find this for so long! Every source said it was a morning dove but it just didn't sound right. Now this is the sound I was looking for!

@MyBirdingYear

3 ай бұрын

Good to hear the video helped you out. Thanks for watching!

I live in Dubai and I've loved seeing and hearing Laughing Doves. Then today I saw a larger and collared variation with a bluish tinge and having this cool call. I've been binging on their videos ever since. That screech is just amazing, it sounds like it could be a parrot 😂 It's so cool to think they are capable of producing such very different sounds.

@chrishenderson5444

Жыл бұрын

a flock has recently made my neigborhood its home.. the sounds they make had me curious as they look uncannily similar to mourning doves but are larger and emit a coo'ing variant. they are a welcome addition to the neighborhood

I love the call they make when in flight, its quite endearing! >.< I hear it all the time in my neighbourhood

My childhood soundtrack.

These are everywhere where I live. These and mourning doves. I once started calling back to them and had the attention of two doves and a mockingbird.

I always get so many of these guys in my garden as we have a bird feeder and they will do this noise so much and what’s funny about it is when they do it they are usually chasing another dove whilst doing it and bowing up and down.

Damn i miss this sound When you’re a kid and you hear this, it means you’ve made it through the night

This reminds me of my childhood and love to wake up at 5am standing on the balcony outside and hearing this birds

this made me cry

Pure nostalgia

@MyBirdingYear

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the video!

The sound of early summer mornings, accompanied by common swifts and house buntings🕊❤ Love to the Columbidae family, from a bird lover in Morocco 🇲🇦

So this was the bird that woke me up in Bolton

We get loads of these doves in Ireland we call the main one dave

I really like the doves I remember I used to mistake them for feral pigeons 😆

sound of morning at my grandparents house in japan

These are now common all the way over to the West Coast of the USA. In my area in Oregon, I think they are even more common than native Mourning Doves

@checkoutmyyoutubepage

Жыл бұрын

I live in Vegas and they’re everywhere. I like them though. They’re cute.

these birds are so cute

@Negrar22

Жыл бұрын

Yes ^^

I finally found what sound it was!!! Growing up, I always thought it was an Owl. Then, at some point, I just thought "Wait, how can it be an Owl when it's daytime outside?" So I kept on wondering what kind of bird or thing it was. I also thought it was possibly a dog that is very,very far away, and I might have heard its last remaining echos. But that while listening to the actual sound of this bird wouldn't make sense. So that wasn't a dog. So I instead of keeping on guessing on every possible thing the sound was, I looked up every possible bird it could possibly be, then I made it to this bird. I've unlocked my XBOX achievement there.

As a fun fact, the collared dove’s specific epithet - _decaocto_ - is Greek for the number eighteen, and is said to reflect a fanciful story where a housemaid, upset that her employers only paid her 18 pieces of silver a year, prayed to the Gods for guidance, and so they turned her into the dove so it could tell the world of the injustice she experienced by repeating the word ‘eighteen’ through its calls. If you listen carefully, it does kinda sound like the dove’s call matches up! ‘de-cao-cto!’

I always hear them in the morning! Such a wonderful bird!

now i know what keeps bloody waking me each morning

They’re so cute!!!!!🕊🕊🕊💜💜

Only birds I'd hear the first 11 years of my life

I've always wondered which bird made this noise! So distinct!

When I visited Hungary many years ago, we had one that used to land in a tree not far from where we were during the afternoons/early evenings. I used to look up and wonder what kind of bird that was because I couldn't see it very well. But now I know that it was a dove. It made the same sound everytime it landed (the first sound in this video)

THIS! This is my favorite bird call! I always wondered the name of this bird since I was a kid, so for like 16 years I guess? Every summer we go for vacation on the coast and when I hear these birds' call I always stop what I'm doing and tune into it, for me it means summer, relaxing, the sea, beautiful sunsets, calming down, peace, feeling happy and fulfilled.

So this is the bird that I have been hearing since I moved to Chico from Sacramento. Initially I thought it might be a Mourning Dove but the call just didn't sound the same. Thank you for posting the video.

@MyBirdingYear

2 ай бұрын

You're welcome, good to hear the video was helpful, Thanks for watching!

One must be nesting right on top of my bedroom or something I hear this so loudly

@checkoutmyyoutubepage

Жыл бұрын

Birbs arguing lol 😂

The flight call is pretty great. I might sound like that after lifting my body weight into the air. The three note call just sounds like every pigeon in the world. I'm sure there's more to appreciate, but I don't have that information yet. :) Thanks for sharing this with us!

@MyBirdingYear

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching as always. Hope you have a great weekend!

@sonjalewis3047

2 жыл бұрын

No, it doesn't sound like every other pigeon!! If you're in the Western U.S., please learn about Mourning Doves. Such a pretty bird, and lovely voice. It was the favorite new bird for my ornithology classmate from Hawaii.

this is the real sound of summer in greece

To me this audio represents the past 15-20 years when we were kids and seing some of your old pictures. Directly to the tears😢.

This one and the mourning dove are the calls i have been trying to find

@jellybeansi

Жыл бұрын

I spent weeks trying to find what this bird was, and I kept going in circles because I was certain it was an owl...

My grandma used to own 2 doves named Herman and Love. I used to fall asleep in the den next to their cage and the sound sent me right to sleep

Nature is fantastic!

This brings back so many memories, I used to hear them in around 2018-2019, I don't hear any of them now they were my entire childhood.

I didn’t realize this is the bird I’ve been hearing all my life. Now that this same bird has visited me the times it made me look up what kind of bird it is. I feel like it picked me

I’m from Iowa and know the sound of mourning doves well. I live in Oregon now, and now I know the doves I hear all the time here aren’t weird-sounding mourning doves. Lol

Very good footage of these beautiful birds👍

@MyBirdingYear

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!

every time I went to my grandparents I always heard this bird... what memories... 😢

Every moroccan love this bird ❤

The Sound of pleasure and happiness.

I love the collared dove. So much nicer than the wood pigeon!

Everyone's talking about how they remember mourning doves from ther child hood. For me it was these birds. Everytime I hear then I think of my childhood and I get all the nostalgia.

I always hear this bird over here in Baja California, especially in the morning when I wake up, it brings me peace

We have a lot of these that come to our garden. They often come in groups of ten and twelve, though at any given time there are one or two hanging around. They bring their babies with them too, once they are all fledged and well. I really enjoy when they relax and get comfy, because they flop down and then proceed to stretch out a wing, then the other and sit in various configurations and fanning their feathers out. They are just so lovely.

I FiNALLY FOUND FOUND IT, I LOVED THIS BIRD, INCLUDING THE CUCU SOUND

Lovely and peaceful birds to watch..., Reminds me of Adam & Eve times, when the Earth was once all beautiful and perfect, have a lovely day and love all birds...

This bird reminds me of childhood days of being at my dad's and outside on his farm exploring

Que hermosos animalitos,,,,en México las conocemos como palomas habaneras,,,,son preciosas 🥰

Most honestly the first sound is an instant classic

It remembers me of my grandparents they had neighbors And they bred pigeons thats pure nostalgia for me

this sound reminds me of summer break when i had nothing to do and i'd just stare on the abandoned factory building from my window listening to this. it's depressing but also nostalgic

I remember walking and wait for The Bus every morning I always hear that sound, it makes me I am in peace

I love these doves.

These birds made my childhood in Florida. So nostalgic

EVERY SINGLE DAY I HEAR THESE BIRDS TO THE POINT I REMOVED MY ALARMS CUZ OF THIS NEW ALARM AND I NEVER KNEW IT WAS A COLLARED DOVE

i always thought this was a cuckoo lol. I had to look it up just now as it was hooting outside my window......! Relaxing af

@ajrwilde14

2 ай бұрын

Me too.

They are everywhere in central Oregon. Major nostalgia from when i was a child.

This pigeon song is a banger

Woo woo, woo.

I love these doves

My childhood in one video 😢❤

You wake up on a sunny day, sun is shining, your window is open, you hear these birds, you smell the breakfast your mom made, you know its gonna be a good day!

favourite birb for real

I always thought this was an owl, but now I know. Wow

Cute song and cute singer.❤❤

I heard these things in the distance for years bro.

IT HAPPENED GUYS! I HAVEN'T HEARD THIS BIRD FOR ALMOST 10 YEARS NOW, BUT TODAY WHILE TAKING A WALK NEAR THE PARK I HEARD IT *ONCE*!!! I STOPPED SEVERAL SECONDS TO TRY TO UNDERSTANDING WHERE IT CAME FROM, BUT I COULDN'T NEITHER SEE OR HEAR THE DOVE ANYMORE... MY ENTIRE CHILDHOOD PASSED BEFORE ME IN A SECOND, BUT ANYWAY I WENT AWAY WITH A SMILE, KNOWING THAT THESE BIRDS ARE STILL THEREEEEEE (It was like a divine sign, I hope they return to being as common as they once were in my country)

I always hear this bird call when I was going to school

I always thought they were saying "HEY!!! HEY! Hey!" As a kid

this birds the goat

They sound like kazoos when they're flying.

Sounds and looks like the group hanging around my Seattle house

THANK YOU SOO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS!

@MyBirdingYear

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome and thank you for watching!