Doves typically sit upon their eggs during incubation between 14 and 15 days. In this period, the parent’s doves make eggs, each spending a long time in the nest, to keep eggs warm and assist their development of the eggs. When the incubation is completed, eggs will hatch, and the parents will care for their hatchlings until they can leave the nest and care for their own. However, it’s essential to remember that doves of different species may have slightly different incubation periods and nesting habits. Therefore, conducting further research is recommended if you’re taking care of or watching certain dove species.