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Shot birds here in West Tennessee this afternoon and found a small black seed that the all the birds had in their craw. I was hunting sunflowers that had too sown wheat strips. The farm to one side had cut corn three days ago. None of those seeds were present just this small seed in all the birds. Have pics I can send to anyone with information. Thank you.

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Goosegrass


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This is a small, round, black seed. Almost looks like a poppy seed

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Any Mullen around?

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Spurge or Three Seeded Mercury ?


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My first guess would be pigweed seeds. I’ve seen that in doves before. They would be dropping seed now.


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Don’t know what it’s call I’ll try to find out but the sod farm we hunt has it in the edge of the field. Doves love it.

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My first guess would be pigweed seeds. I’ve seen that in doves before. They would be dropping seed now.
Yep, my guess, too. One of the many hard to control farm weeds that wildlife loves.

Does it look like THIS

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Jerry always called it wild mustard seed. Said dove loved it. We got plenty of pigweed at the farm and I don’t see them in it. 🤷‍♂️


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Originally Posted by k bush
Spurge or Three Seeded Mercury ?
These seeds you mentioned seem to be the closest match

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I don’t know how to post pictures or id post em.

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Is it milo that has turned black for some reason??


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I’ve seen it in dove craws as long as I’ve killed them. I’ve made mention on dove hunts the birds are hitting the green patches in the corn. I’d always assumed that’s where they were getting those black seeds. Those pics look similar to wild mustard and or wooly croton. I’ve seen goosegrass seeds or something similar too. I have a hedge row of autumn olives and they hit those too when the berries are right


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Originally Posted by YellaLineHunter
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Spurge or Three Seeded Mercury ?
These seeds you mentioned seem to be the closest match

I see doves in these often, especially the Spurge


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Check Morning Glory, had a field of sunflowers that had morning glory running up the stalks and the doves were in the morning glory more than the sunflowers and the seed looked very similar to these.

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Yep, unless scale is off those are too big for Spurge. Looks more like morning glory


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Has morning glory already seeded out? Ours hasn’t at the farm but our corn is usually a month later than most due to cold wet soils


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I’ll have to look around for the morning glory. I’ve seen the vines but not paid attention to the flowers

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