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A casual fall migrant. Of seven records, six are from the Colorado River: one at Lower Bass Camp (RM 108) on the Colorado River in Jun 1976 (Janet E. Johnson and R. Roy Johnson), one at Lonely Dell Ranch at Lees Ferry on 5-6 Oct 2009 (Shaun Putz), one at RM 98 on 15 Oct 1993 (Jeffery Bennett, Chris Geanious), two at Phantom Ranch on 17 Oct 1998 (Nikolle L. Brown), another at Lonely Dell on 24 Oct 1992 (Anne R. LaRue, Charles T. LaRue), and three at Lees Ferry on 2 Dec 1995 (John D. Grahame). The only record away from the river is of one near Toroweap Valley on 25 Sept 1956 (John H. Riffey). Data source: Gatlin, BP. 2011. Annotated Checklist of the Birds of the Grand Canyon Region. 3rd edition.

Data Source: A. Anderson pers. comm. 2007

(Columbina inca) Inca Dove is a casual fall migrant. Of seven records, six are from the Colorado River: one at Lower Bass Camp (RM 108) on the Colorado River in Jun 1976 (Janet E. Johnson and R. Roy Johnson), one at Lonely Dell Ranch at Lees Ferry on 5-6 Oct 2009 (Shaun Putz), one at RM 98 on 15 Oct 1993 (Jeffery Bennett, Chris Geanious), two at Phantom Ranch on 17 Oct 1998 (Nikolle L. Brown), another at Lonely Dell on 24 Oct 1992 (Anne R. LaRue, Charles T. LaRue), and three at Lees Ferry on 2 Dec 1995 (John D. Grahame). The only record away from the river is of one near Toroweap Valley on 25 Sept 1956 (John H. Riffey). Data source: Gatlin, BP. 2011. Annotated Checklist of the Birds of the Grand Canyon Region. 3rd edition.