| Like frighted pigeons when the vulture darts upon the dovecot. |
| Even the rabbit hutches were stone, and the dovecot and the cuddy for the fowls. |
| In its flight, behaviour, and voice, which is more of a dovecot coo than the phrase of the wood pigeon, it is a typical pigeon. |
| Research at British History Online shows that the word Culverhouse may also refer to a dovecot. |
| When I go into that yard, the pigeons from your dovecot flutter at my feet. |
| Behind this area is a venerable dovecot of the 16th century. |
