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#16 Tambourine dove
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The male bird which can raise his chicks with his milk!
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Tanbourine dove
(Turtur tympanistria)
Photo by Ian Fulton
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Where can I find
Tambourine dove in Uganda?
This bird can be found in forest all over Uganda.
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#17 Tambourine Dove
Turtur tympanistria
NFA bird Podcast: I am Johnnie Kamugisha. The bird for today is a Tambourine Dove.
This is a small plump bird, 22 cm long, from the beak to the tail.
This is a widespread resident breeding bird in woodlands and other thick vegetation (forests).
It is a shy species that is usually seen when flushed whilst feeding on the forest floor.
Dark brown above and white underneath, which is very distinctive in males, you will see the white under the bird, when it flies off.
Distinctive of doves, they tend to builds a frail nest.
Both male and female incubate the eggs although it is the female that mainly does it.
The incubation takes 13 days and it takes 2 weeks for the young to fledge.
It is usually solitary, but is sometimes seen in family groups
It can be found in almost if not all forests in Uganda.
And it is the bird you will hear the calling almost the whole day, which probablly can be used as a clock because some of the birds tend to call right at the end of the hour. For example, Turacos and the Tambourine doves are more or less the same.
The bird for today is a Tambourine Dove and am Johnnie Kamugisha.
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Tanbourine dove
(Turtur tympanistria)
Photo by Ian Fulton
Enjoy more Ian's photo from here
Where can I find
Tambourine dove in Uganda?
This bird can be found in forest all over Uganda.
Press "read more" for the full Script of the program
#17 Tambourine Dove
Turtur tympanistria
NFA bird Podcast: I am Johnnie Kamugisha. The bird for today is a Tambourine Dove.
This is a small plump bird, 22 cm long, from the beak to the tail.
This is a widespread resident breeding bird in woodlands and other thick vegetation (forests).
It is a shy species that is usually seen when flushed whilst feeding on the forest floor.
Dark brown above and white underneath, which is very distinctive in males, you will see the white under the bird, when it flies off.
Distinctive of doves, they tend to builds a frail nest.
Both male and female incubate the eggs although it is the female that mainly does it.
The incubation takes 13 days and it takes 2 weeks for the young to fledge.
It is usually solitary, but is sometimes seen in family groups
It can be found in almost if not all forests in Uganda.
And it is the bird you will hear the calling almost the whole day, which probablly can be used as a clock because some of the birds tend to call right at the end of the hour. For example, Turacos and the Tambourine doves are more or less the same.
The bird for today is a Tambourine Dove and am Johnnie Kamugisha.
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