Bird friends who often capture turtle doves know that some turtle doves will not rush to the hall immediately, but stand on the tree next to them and call. Therefore, when making a hall, make two halls and place the top of the tree. The lower half of the electric coal is placed on the bottom, and the other half is placed on the periphery, which can increase the range of the capture point.
In terms of technique, choose trees with lush foliage. The leaf trunks of such trees are relatively clear and the color is relatively dark. When setting up branches, try to avoid placing too many branches up and down, usually one or two. It is most suitable. If necessary, it can be separated by branches. The size of the branches is the most suitable size of the fingers above. When arranging leaves, try to keep them as they are, as too many changes will arouse suspicion in the turtle dove. As far as possible, church elections are held within their territory.