Do these work for doves?
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If you put them close enough togethor so the doves can not land or nest. These are a deterent to keep them from landing.
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Yes, they work very well to keep doves away. I was sitting on my covered porch and saw a dove fly in and it was looking for a place to land but couldn't because of the bird spikes. It just hovered around a few seconds and then flew off. :)
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They work in the sense that they do not sit where you have the spikes. We put them in our railing and the birds no longer perch there. So if you are getting them for narrow surfaces, yes, they will do he trick.If it is a larger surface you want to protect, you need to think of a combination of deterrents: spikes for the railings, the pitch machine for flat surfaces, and mesh/ chicken wire for nooks and crannies where they might roost. Pigeons and doves are very persistent. You might want to get yourself a B B gun too.
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Hi, I have no idea...but I've had all kinds of birds be turned away as they would fly into my deck's upper structure....so I would say, yes, would work for doves! I wish you luck with a very annoying situation.
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I'm not sure if it will prevent them from eating at the feeder. The doves at our feeder eat off of the ground though. Maybe that is why?
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Here's some info on keeping pigeons away: http://www.backyardchirper.com/bird-info-237.htmlWe have two of the Brome feeders and some mourning doves; I've never seen a dove perch on our feeders. I think you'll be happy with the Brome. David, Great Falls, VA
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While it has not been tested for doves, this feeder can accommodate similarly sized birds such as cardinals and woodpeckers. The sensitivity of the springs can be adjusted for different types of birds.
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Well, I don't know if it works on woodpeckers; looks like Jonathan says yes. I do know it does not work on mourning doves.
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you have to know if they are dove tail sights or not.if they are dove tail sights it will fit.
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I do not think doves will nest in a box, they build twig nests. However, this works great for cardinals and robins.
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The rear sight should fit as I believe the two set screws line up. It is the front sights I am not sure of, it depends on the size of the dove tail as well as the height of the sight needed. You ma have to do some filing.
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We have lots of doves in our yard, but none of them seem to use the feeder. Hope this helps.
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It is large enough for a single dove to roost, but a mated pair would need more room. Cardinals and Robins love them. I hope this helped!
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Mine didn't even work.. The pigeons just landed like there was nothing there... I ended up covering mine with boards with nails hammered thru them.. Homemade Bird spikes... I would assume some Turpentine probably works
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I have been sprinkling it in the aspen shavings for my birds nest boxes. ( Cockatiels, conures, lovebirds and parrotlets) and it works great, just sprinkle it not too much. I would think it would work also for doves. Worth trying.
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My bird is similar in size to a diamond dove-- maybe a bit bigger. The size of this cage would suit your bird. Diamond doves generally hang around on the ground, however, so I would remove the wire grate that comes with this cage (easily done. ) The bottom tray is easy to remove and clean so your dove has a clean place to roam.
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Doves are ground or platform feeders. This would not be conducive to them as they do not perch when they eat.
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Not particularly..Personally I think Dove is much better than this product.
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Most definitely. I bought this feeder specifically for safflower and watched four mourning doves perch on the ledge. There
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Not that I know of. These ones mount on a picatiny rail. Every mount I've tride on 3/8 dovetail failed.