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Oh – that’s really young! And cute! 😉
Thank you – says the little dove!
So sweet!
Thank you.
Oh my, how did this photo happen?
Well, I visited Foça and came across a breeder of doves – and he showed me the little ones…
Oh, OK, that makes me feel a bit better, I thought they had been abandoned or something.
No – I think he was well taken care of.
Awww! Look at the beak and the claws. This bird is kind of like that French word jolie-laid, pretty-ugly. What a wonderful pic.
Thank you.
With you handling it, was it rejected by its parents or was it already an outcast or orphan? Do you raise pegeons?
No, I met a professional breeder – he held the pigeon and I took the picture…
Oh my, what a beautiful image. So gentle. 🙂
Thank you again.
Hopefully he will soon grow into his beak!
…he probably already has.
are you sure that’s a dove? looks like a vulture…hehe cute, yet so ugly only a mother could love! haha
Well, the guy was only raising doves – but I’m not an expert on birds – so a vulture might have slipped in the nursery…
lol
Adorable! So innocent and beautiful 🙂
Thank you again.
Yes, it is rare to see such a young bird.
I met a guy in Turkey once who nursed doves and showed me some of his “babies”.
Reblogged this on Maître Renard.
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