And this is just another post just to show you this photo that I've had for several months.
Art and I were on our evening walk when I came across this sweet little tête-à-tête. As we walked past, they were so intent on each other that they didn't even budge.
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I’m guessing missus dove is asking mister dove why she has asked him to do something three times now and it still isn’t done!
ReplyDeleteI agree, she is asking him why he didn't clean house while she was out shopping.
ReplyDeleteHow about "courting"?
ReplyDeleteCould they be mother and child pigeons?
ReplyDeleteIf they were courting they'd be moving around quite a lot.
ReplyDeleteCute! -Christine cmlk79.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThey're cooing sweet nothings at each other!
ReplyDeletePlaying chicken?
ReplyDeleteOne has their chest all poofed out. That's sometimes a method to attract mates. If they're stuck on the road, like many young things, they aren't paying attention to all of the dangers! I vote for the poofy one chewing out the other one. Linda in Kansas
ReplyDeleteIt looks to me like they're trying to impress each other.
ReplyDeleteLooks like she, on the left, is scolding, and he, all puffed up, is ignoring.
ReplyDeleteOne of them is surely laying down the law to the other one. And the gist may be 'get off the street, stupid.' I yell that at crows all spring and summer. And at turkeys, who are really small brained.
ReplyDeleteImagine that, a retired school teacher that grew up in Hawaii but doesn't understand pigeon. 🤷😅
ReplyDeleteGreat response! We needed that funny today. Linda in Kansas
DeleteSomehow it says both courtship and aggression.
ReplyDeleteYou’ve got some good suggestions, so I won’t try adding to them.
ReplyDeleteThey definitely have something going on. I hope it's civil and not mean. Funny anyway.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that fun!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a sweet photograph.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Plotting world domination?
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