A white dove that's taken up residence on your porch is likely a hand-raised rock pigeon or homing pigeon. Good news: these birds handle cold weather well, foraging on seeds and scraps. No intervention is needed for survival.
If you wish to supplement, offer milo, millet, or cracked corn in a low platform feeder—not directly on the ground. The bird's comfort around humans means it's simply enjoying the shelter and free meals you provide. Enjoy your feathered companion!
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