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== About ==
== About ==


[[File:Streptopelia_roseogrisea_03.jpg|thumb|African Collared-Dove in a cage]]
[[File:Streptopelia_roseogrisea_05.jpg|thumb|African Collared-Doves in a cage]]


<b>African Collared-Dove</b> also known as <b>Laughing Dove</b> for the way they actuall "laugh" in between pigeon-like coos.
<b>African Collared-Dove</b> also known as <b>Laughing Dove</b> for the way they actuall "laugh" in between pigeon-like coos.


Since they aren't native to Europe, they can only be seen in  
Since they aren't native to Germany, they can only be seen in zoos and private pigeon cots. Some of them make their way to Southern European countries like Italy, Spain and Portugal. They love a tropical climate and can be spotted from North Africa to Southeast Asia and the Southern parts of the US.


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[[Category:Turtle-Doves and Collared-Doves]]
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Revision as of 18:52, 12 March 2026

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About

African Collared-Doves in a cage

African Collared-Dove also known as Laughing Dove for the way they actuall "laugh" in between pigeon-like coos.

Since they aren't native to Germany, they can only be seen in zoos and private pigeon cots. Some of them make their way to Southern European countries like Italy, Spain and Portugal. They love a tropical climate and can be spotted from North Africa to Southeast Asia and the Southern parts of the US.

Slideshow

Observations

In captivity