The White-winged Dove is a medium-sized bird native to North America, particularly found in the southwestern United States and parts of Mexico. It has a distinctive appearance, featuring a grayish-brown body, a long tail, and striking white wing patches that are visible in flight. These doves are often seen in urban areas, gardens, and desert habitats, where they feed on seeds, fruits, and grains. These birds are known for their cooing calls, which can be heard during the day and at dusk. The White-winged Dove typically nests in trees and shrubs, laying two eggs that both parents help to incubate. Their adaptability to various environments has contributed to their increasing population in urban settings.