The Eurasian collared dove is considered a pest in agricultural areas, but at least they’re not attacking boaters every year. More information on both of these birds is available below.

Actually, the Eurasian collared dove has been cropping up in Oregon since 1998 or '99 and, according to local Audubon Society records, it first was spotted in Corvallis in 2007.

An introduced species to North America, the Eurasian Collared-Dove established a beach head in Florida in the 1970s. From there, they began an era of westward expansion, similar to human ...

A more recent arrival is the Eurasian collared-dove. In the 1800s, they lived from Turkey to China, but spread across Europe in the 20th century.

A Eurasian collared dove in flight. The slow descent into cooler temperatures as fall approaches means it's also the beginning of dove season for many North Texas hunters. Dove-hunting season ...

As I passed the kitchen window the other day, I glanced at our bird feeder. I was startled to see a pair of birds slightly larger than the normal visitors.

A Durango writer meditates on the idea that killing invasive species—like the Eurasian collared dove—might simply be shooting the messenger. The bird is striking: creamy gray body, square-tipped tail ...

The Eurasian collared dove is native to Europe, Asia and northern Africa. According to the Audubon Society, the birds were accidentally introduced in the Bahamas in 1974 and soon spread to Florida ...

Psst—learn how to identify the white-winged dove and Eurasian collared-dove. “Most interesting, the oldest recorded mourning dove was shot in Florida in 1998, but banded in Georgia in 1968.

File photo of a Eurasian collared dove courtesy of Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Human infections from PPMV-1 are rare, with most people experiencing a mild case of conjunctivitis, or pink eye ...