1. Rock Dove (Columba livia):
- Rock doves typically lay 2 eggs per clutch.
- They can produce multiple clutches throughout the year, with a gap of 2-4 weeks between clutches.
- In ideal conditions, rock doves can lay up to 6 clutches in a year.
2. Mourning Dove (Zenaida macroura):
- Mourning doves typically lay 2 eggs per clutch.
- They can have multiple clutches during the breeding season, which usually lasts from April to September in North America.
- Mourning doves may produce 2-4 clutches per season.
3. White-winged Dove (Zenaida asiatica):
- White-winged doves typically lay 2 eggs per clutch.
- They can produce multiple clutches during the breeding season, which lasts from March to September in North America.
- These doves may have up to 4 clutches per season.
4. Eurasian Collared Dove (Streptopelia decaocto):
- Eurasian collared doves typically lay 2 eggs per clutch.
- They can have multiple clutches throughout the year, with intervals of 2-3 weeks between clutches.
- These doves may produce up to 6 clutches in a year.
5. Diamond Dove (Geopelia cuneata):
- Diamond doves typically lay 2 eggs per clutch.
- They can produce multiple clutches during the breeding season, which varies by region but generally occurs between spring and summer.
- Diamond doves may have up to 4-6 clutches per season.
It is important to note that these are generalizations and the actual frequency of egg-laying can be influenced by factors like food availability, weather conditions, and the overall health of the doves.