Iridescent Dove on a Stone Windowsill

Create a horizontal 4:3 wildlife photograph from a rights-cleared, verified gray-dove species reference. Show one free-living adult dove perched naturally on a wide, stable weathered-stone windowsill, body in side profile and head turned slightly right. Match the supplied species' actual bill, eye, feet, wing pattern, dark-gray and silver feather structure, and any subtle green iridescence; do not invent plumage or sex. Leave clear landing and departure space on both sides. Scatter a little inert stone grit near the front edge, then place two dried lavender sprigs and one tarnished generic brass key well behind the bird so they do not touch it or suggest bait. In soft background focus, show a generic cobbled street, aged brick façades, wrought-iron balcony forms, and potted red flowers without a readable address or exact location claim. Use gentle side light, eye-level framing, crisp eye and shoulder feathers, and natural exterior depth. No cage, hand, food, bait, handling, injured wing, nest, chick, predator, pet claim, flash, dangerous ledge gap, toxic contact, logo, text, or watermark.