Spotted Doves by Ken _Gilliland

Poser • Animals • posted on Mar 09, 2020

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Here's an image from my upcoming Pigeons and Doves set. While I've been doing renders in Iray because they look so good, this Firefly image shows Poser can hold its own as well. The spotted dove is a common resident breeding bird across its native range on the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. It is found across a range of habitats including woodland, scrub, farmland and habitation. In India, it tends to be found in the moister regions, with the laughing dove (S. senegalensis) being commoner in the drier areas. These doves are mostly found on the ground where they forage for seeds and grain or on low vegetation. Feeds on seeds of grasses and herbs, as well as grain and small fruits (such as Ficus platypoda). Food is taken on the ground. It is usually seen alone, in pairs or small groups of 5–6 birds, although larger groups may congregate at good food sources. It is known to breed all year in many parts of its range. The male performs characteristic display-flight, flying steeply upwards, clapping wings, before descending in wide arc on forward-pointing wings with a fanned tail. This species was formerly included in the genus Streptopelia with other turtle-doves, but studies suggest that they differ from typical members of that genus. Rendered in Firefly without any post work. Models include ShaaraMuse3D's Wild Bamboo set (minor modifications by me) and my Songbird ReMix Gamebirds v3: Pigeons and Doves