I will give you a dream of sweet turtle doves.

Hundreds, perhaps thousands, of turtle doves fell dead from the sky.

Turtle doves are even worse off — with a 60 percent decline in numbers.

The whole was to be crowned by two turtle doves.

"He even trained turtle doves to fly and land on female visitors."

With that, he proceeded to produce from the portfolio four live turtle doves.

There used to be 12 days of Christmas, and on the second day of you got two turtle doves.

Here he talked to the turtle doves, inviting them to praise the Lord.

The islands are volcanic with nothing but turtle doves and land crabs.

The only birds other than the French hens to increase in price were the two turtle doves, which rose 1.8 percent to nearly 56 dollars.

Turtle Dove purring from scrub on the north east edge of the larger lake.

But species that are still in decline like lapwings and turtle doves have an uncertain future.

The fall in numbers is thought to be caused by a change in farming which means turtle doves are now short of food.

Hanging round the room were cages of turtle doves.

Turtle doves are nothing to do with turtles.

Turtle doves are considered the most likely bird to be extinct in Britain by 2020, conservationists say.

As a result, ducks and Oriental turtle doves decreased.

But the spring shooting of turtle doves and quails will not take place in Malta this year.

In fact, the dreamy purr of turtle doves has been celebrated for at least three thousand years.

Grow apple trees and honey bees and snow white turtle doves.

Turtle doves were sacrificed as a concession to those who could not afford lambs.

There are birds such as turtle doves, yellowhammers and reed buntings.

There is also a large spring migration of turtle doves (Streptopelia turtur).

Swallows, turtle doves and willow warblers were also spotted earlier than they have ever been seen since 2000.

Caroline decorated it with flowers and turtle doves before delivering it.

The second day his true love gives him two turtledoves."

"We're just a couple of turtledoves taking a little moonlight stroll."

"What the devil is this I hear about you two turtledoves?

"The birds, the turtledoves, the chickens are in nature," she said.

"Like that little pair of turtledoves from the Christening you went to!

We have such funny times, and now I can enjoy them, for everyone is so desperately good, it's like living in a nest of turtledoves.

I bring titbits that it loves, we spoon like two turtledoves.

She brought with her a cat, a dog, two turtledoves, a canary, and other assorted animals.

I hope you'll be proud of yourself if and when they find our frozen bodies in this tree like two turtledoves."

Didn't the description say they were similar to turtledoves in coloration?"

But after bringing the French hens and turtledoves, the true love delivers five flamingoes.

"That's how the partridge in a pear tree and the two turtledoves got shoved into the same window," he said.

The pilgrims offered turtledoves that had been tied to the basket as burnt offerings.

There are the twelve days of Christmas, with partridges in pear trees, turtledoves and gold rings.

They're practically like turtledoves or something.

He could hardly afford to jeopardize her life by turning himself into a goat or conjuring up a pair of turtledoves.

Remember, we are the two turtledoves."

The 3,100-square-foot indoor garden, with orange and palm trees, a fountain and live turtledoves, remains on view through Sept. 15.

Turtledoves, on the other hand, may have had a more fruitful breeding cycle, creating an oversupply of birds and a 31 percent decline in price."

Like turtledoves.

Breeding for larger and larger turtledoves.

"Naked turtledoves.

A pitying of turtledoves.

The most common birds - turtledoves and pigeons - were reared for their meat and not for their very small eggs.