Doves and pigeons are both members of the family Columbidae. There are approximately 310 different species of doves and pigeons in the world. There are two main types of doves: turtle doves and pigeons. Turtle doves are smaller and have longer tails than pigeons. Pigeons are larger and have shorter tails. Both types of doves and pigeons are social birds and live in flocks.
The female dove is called a hen, while the male dove is called a cock. Doves are generally found in warm climates, although some species can be found in cooler areas. Doves are known for their peaceful and gentle nature, and they are often used as symbols of love and peace.