Mourning Dove

Mourning Dove: for more photos, see Sitka Nature Photo Gallery for Zenaida macroura

Locale	Sp	Su	F	W	Br
SE Alaska (edit)	VR	VR	R	+	-
Yakutat (edit)	-	-	VR	-	-
Skagway (edit)	-	-	+	-	-
Haines (edit)	R	-	R	-	-
Glacier Bay (edit)	-	+	VR	-	-
Juneau (edit)	VR	VR	R	-	-
Sitka (edit)	VR	+	R	+	-
Stikine (edit)
S Outer Islands (edit)
Ketchikan (edit)	VR	VR	R	-	-
Offshore (edit)

Mourning Dove (Zenaida macroura):

Local Notes

• Glacier Bay/Mourning Dove: (edit)
• Haines/Mourning Dove: (edit)
• Juneau/Mourning Dove: (edit)
• Ketchikan/Mourning Dove: (edit)
• Sitka/Mourning Dove: Most often reported in the fall, typically around open disturbed areas in town. One summer report from 4 July 2020 at old airport road (Cathy and Eric Parker, photos) (edit)
• Skagway/Mourning Dove: (edit)
• Yakutat/Mourning Dove: (edit)

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References

Weblinks

• All About Birds Page for Mourning Dove
• Search Arctos Database for Mourning Dove (Southeast only)
• Search Arctos Database for Mourning Dove (entire database)
• Encyclopedia of Life search for Zenaida macroura
• iNaturalist Observations for Zenaida macroura in Southeast Alaska

Other References

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|Summary=Rare in fall migration, Accidental in winter and spring. |occurence plot=Mourning.Dove.png |nonbreeding habitat=Residential, Disturbed |spring=Very Rare |summer=- |fall=Rare |winter=Rare |breeding=Not expected to breed |other locations=Eagle Way, Alice Island, Blue Lake Road, Totem Park |webster=Migrant; rare in spring, and scarce in fall. The only spring record was by E. M. Goddard—he saw one in May and June (year unspecified; Gabriel son and Lincoln 1959). Frank Dufresne saw one in July 1938 (Gabrielson and Lincoln 1959). Extreme dates otherwise are 9 September 1940 (I saw one) to 29 November 2001 (Ward and Tedin saw one, Tobish 2002). }}