The ornithologist quietly observed a tree-dove nesting in the dense mangrove at dusk.

A weary zenaida dove rested beneath the shade of the mango tree.

At dawn the scaled dove stood motionless on the fence, its feather tips flashing pink and gray in the sunlight.

The ornithologist photographed a rare cushat-dove perched on the old oak.

On misty mornings the cushat dove cooed softly from the old oak.

The garden was carpeted with dove's-foot in early spring.

An Inca dove perched on a low desert shrub, its soft gray feathers ruffling in the warm breeze.

At dusk, the tambourine dove cooed softly from the acacia, its delicate call echoing across the savanna.

The physicist carefully adjusted the Dove prism to correct the orientation of the projected image.

Dove prisms are commonly used in optical setups to rotate images without introducing significant aberration.