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Wood dove

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(Zool.) the stockdove.

See also: Wood



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And then, like the repetitive song of the wood dove and the alarm barks of the green monkeys, it all ends as abruptly as it begins.
The same concert will also feature Dvorak's The Wood Dove, the first piece former Liverpool College pupil and ex-Merseyside Youth Orchestra player Sir Simon, now 54, directed in Liverpool when still a teenager.
The same concert will also feature Dvorak's The Wood Dove - the first piece former Liverpool College pupil Rattle, now 54, directed in Liverpool when barely out of his teens.
 
 
 
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