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The European Turtle Dove (Streptopelia turtur) is a ummer-migrant pigeon fancier that can be found al l over Algeria, especially in forests, orchards, gardens, palm grov es, oases and around natural or artificial water bo dies, but with a difference in its distribution. This paper provides new data on the wintering and sedentary life of St reptopelia turtur in the Algerian Northern Sahara. Data from several st tions were recorded between 2018 and 2020. In Ghar daï , where the summering period is spread over 8 months from M arch to October, the number of couples counted vari ed between 0.03 and 4.5 per hectare between 2018 and 2019. In Adrar, the Streptopelia turtur is considered a sede ntary species. In Timimoun, it winters in gardens, palm groves and oa ses; during the breeding period, the number of coup les recorded varied between 3 and 6.13 per hectare in 2019 and 2 020 respectively. In the old Timimoun palm grove th number of couples in 2019 was 2.5 and 2.25 couples in 2020. O n the other hand, during the wintering period, the density reached 10.33 couples/hectare in Timimoun in 2019/2020 and o ly 2.33 couples/hectare in the old palm grove. Du ring cold season, the Streptopelia turtur partially leaves th e palm groves and oases and prefers to winter in th e towns around the gardens by frequenting restaurants and public marke ts where trophic resources are available. In the re gion of Ghardaïa, breeding begins just after the arrival of the species (March to April). But for the Adrar an d Timimoun regions, breeding is early, with parade and nest bu ilding beginning in late January and the first broo ds being recorded in early February. So far, two subspecies have prob ably been identified: S. t. arenicola is the subspe cies which breeds in Ghardaïa, Timimoun and Adrar and S. t. hoggara is t he resident breeder subspecies which breeds in Timi moun and Adrar.

NEW DATA ON THE WINTERING AND SEDENTARY LIFE OF THE EUROPEAN TURTLE DOVE STREPTOPELIA TURTUR IN THE ALGERIAN NORTHERN SAHARA