Turtle Dove

Streptopelia turtur

The Turtle Dove is named, in English and Latin, after the black feathers bordered with reddish brown on its wings, reminiscent of tortoiseshell. It has a black and white striped neck patch.
The eyes are red bordered with dark pink eyeliner	The Turtle Dove has a black tail bordered with white

Turtle Doves migrate south to Africa in winter. They used to be common in northern Europe in summer but thousands are shot every year on their return over Malta, Cyprus and Italy for "sport" and now they are increasingly scarce.
The undercarriage is white	The under-wings are grey
It is a medium-sized, delicate dove slightly smaller than the Collared Dove

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Feral Pigeon

Collared Dove

Palm/Laughing Dove

Speckled Pigeon