Turtledove

A turtledove is a species of small, slender pigeon known for its gentle cooing and distinctive, melodic call. Recognized for its soft grayish-brown plumage and subtle markings, turtledoves are often associated with themes of love and peace in various cultures. They typically inhabit open woodlands, farmland, and gardens, and are known for their monogamous pair bonds, often nesting and raising their young together. Their presence in art and literature symbolizes harmony, devotion, and hope, making them a meaningful and familiar bird across many regions.