As I walked along Lake Awassa, I encountered this Mourning-collared dove, right next to the path. I approached it gently - and it did not fly away... I got a picture with my 100-400 mm lens, which shows some of the characteristics in its look: the black, white-edged spot in the neck, the red eye ring and the red feet. The yellow iris (and the white in the tail) clearly distinguishes it from the Red-eyed dove (which has a reddish iris). The Mourning-collared dove is distributed over large parts of sub-Saharan Africa and mainly substists on grass seeds, grains and other vegetables.