White-winged Dove

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White-winged doves are quite a bit larger than mourning doves. Their longer neck and white stripe on and under the wings further set them apart. They are a summer migrant. In the Sonoran Desert, nesting White-winged Doves eat mostly the nectar, pollen, fruit, and seeds of the saguaro cactus. They’re so dependent on the saguaro they time their migration and nesting to match its fruiting schedule. Saguaro seeds are the only small seeds that they will bother with—possibly because they sit in a large, cup-shaped fruit that makes them easy to eat.
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