With the addition of water this park affords ample opportunities to view a variety of urban wildlife, especially birds and insects. Doves Four kinds of doves are abundant at Grenada Park.
All doves have heads that are noticeably small in relation to the rest of the body.
They characteristically bob their heads as they walk along. All four doves can be found foraging in the lawn areas, usually in small flocks. They are nipping off tender shoots, flower heads, and developing seeds from the grasses. To non-bird watchers this bird is simply called a Pigeon. They were brought to America as domesticated birds and many escaped and became abundant birds in cities everywhere.