eared dove造句

• Eared doves feed mainly on seed taken from the ground, but will take other items such as soaked bread.
• That hunting pressure brought the passenger pigeon to rapid extinction, but the eared dove seems to be more resilient.
• Indeed, as with the passenger pigeons, eared dove populations in Argentina and Bolivia sometimes " darken the skies ".
• The eared doves around C髍doba do not migrate, and the enormous flocks are described as flying constantly between their roosting woods and the open fields.
• Fauna includes rabbits, opossums, pocket gophers, eared dove, white-winged dove, and the endemic species of white owl and p醞aro tho.
• The largest prey are usually birds, such as eared doves ( " Zenaida auriculata " ) which may weigh almost as much as a burrowing owl.
• Another species, the eared dove ( " Zenaida auriculata " ), which was previously reported as an occasional visitor to the island, has now established a breeding population.
• The eared dove ranges across the entirety of South America from Colombia to Tierra del Fuego, the Eurasian collared dove has a massive ( if discontinuous ) distribution from Tucuman in northern Argentina.
• In the C髍doba region in Argentina the eared doves are known as " "'palomas doradas " "'because of the shining feathers sometimes present in their plumage.
• Locals attest that eared doves, which they call by the Guaran?name of " "'totaky " "'were quite rare in the region just a couple of decades ago, a testimony not only to the resilience of the species but to the huge impact that the newly created large feeding grounds have on dove populations.