They live in monogamous pairs and usually mate for life. They have fixed territories centered on a nest and males show strongly territorial behavior, but both birds of a well-bonded pair will defend the nest territory. Sometimes, particularly dominant males try to mate with more than one female.
Pigeon
Trippler Pigeons
They live in monogamous pairs and usually mate for life. They have fixed territories centered on a nest and males show strongly territorial behavior, but both birds of a well-bonded pair will defend the nest territory. Sometimes, particularly dominant males try to mate with more than one female.
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