Yes, they are, you lucky thing.
I grew up in Haiti lulled by their cooing and when I taught in Mexico I heard them again and was surprised at how it took me back.

I must be in a hot spot, there are a dozen or more of these doves at a time and the cooing in the evening comes from every direction. They are the first to arrive in the morning and the last visitors of the evenng.

Funny thing, I first hung the feeder from a 2X4 propped in the V of the twin trunks of our River Birch, the squirrels had a field day. A couple evenings ago I got fed up and went to Home Depot and bought a 2" PVC pipe and elbow and hung the feeder out of squirrel reach. You should see the squirrel run and jump/climb half way up only to slide back down fireman style. He then began digging at the base and doing flips and chasing his tail, maybe out of frustration. He now joins the birds on the ground for the spillage and eyes the feeder from time to time. As I type this he is on the tree trunk staring at the feeder, seems to be judging if he can make the 10 foot leap.

Whenever you start feeding doves, prepare for a population explosion and the type of feeder that allows doves might also allow aggressive, unpleasant types as well.