乐生活Red-eyed turtle dove, photographed in Cape Town Company Park, South Africa on July 15, 2019.
The dove birds basically coincide with the human living area. In addition to domesticated birds such as chickens, ducks and geese, domesticated domesticated domesticated domesticated domesticated domesticated domesticated domesticated domesticated domesticated domesticated domesticated domesticated domesticated domesticated domesticated domesticated pigeons for human viewing. So the first bird I saw in Cape Town was the red-eyed turtle dove, especially close to people in the park. If the leader hadn’t warned in advance, it would be easy to confuse the red-eyed turtle dove with the domestic grey turtle dove.
In addition, the name of the location is a bit strange. The tour guide was called Company Park when he introduced it. I thought I had misheard it. I only knew after careful inquiry that when the Dutch ruled Southern Africa, they landed at Cape Hope and established the Dutch West India Company in Cape Town to trade with the Far East and Southeast Asia through the Indian Ocean. The West India Company is equivalent to half the government. Its office was later opened into a public park, called a company park.
