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Doves circle around a couple of times, climbing, higher and higher into the air. Flocking up as they go. After a couple of circles, they gain their bearings and head home. These birds fly 60 mph, certainly beating the release coordinator back to the loft. These birds are racing birds, often flying more than 300 miles.
