Green Imperial Pigeon

Ducula aenea (Linnaeus, 1766)

Columbidae — Pigeons, Doves

Green Imperial Pigeon, Ducula aenea, is a forest pigeon of the Oriental Region, breeding widely from Nepal and India through southern China and Indonesia to the Philippines. It is a resident bird in tropical southern Asia and lives in wooded country. This is a large, plump pigeon with metallic green back, wings and tail, white head and underparts, and maroon undertail coverts. The sexes look alike. Its deep, resonant call is often the first sign of its presence high in the trees. It feeds in the canopy, nests in a tree, and lays a single white egg.

Order
Columbiformes
Family
Columbidae — Pigeons, Doves
Breeding range
Oriental Region: widespread
Green Imperial Pigeon
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