By Akash
Michigan is home to a variety of beautiful dove species. They can be found throughout the state's diverse habitats.
Mourning Dove: Mourning Dove can grow up to 9-13 inches in length with a wingspan of 15-18 inches.
Rock Dove: They are gathering in huge flocks like a mourning dove. Rock Pigeons were introduced by European Settlers in the Early 17th Century.
Ring-necked Doves: Ring-necked doves are small birds 12-13 inches in length with a wingspan of 19-20 inches.
Eurasian Collared-Dove: Eurasian Collared-Dove's main habitats include bare ground, telephone wires, and trees like Mourning Dove.
Is there a dove season in Michigan? Yes, there is a dove hunting season in Michigan. The season usually runs from September 1st to November 14th but required a valid dove hunting license.
Do doves migrate from Michigan? Yes, 4 Million Mourning Doves migrate from South to Michigan each fall and return in the Spring.