Yellow-vented Green Pigeon

Treron seimundi (Robinson, 1910)

Columbidae — Pigeons, Doves

Yellow-vented Green Pigeon, Treron seimundi, is a pigeon of the Oriental Region in south-east Asia, recorded from Laos, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam. It belongs to the family Columbidae and was described by Robinson in 1910. Its natural homes include subtropical or tropical moist lowland forest, mangrove forest and moist montane forest. The bird is marked by a yellow vent. It is mostly dull green, with paler green on the neck, throat, chest and belly. It also has blue eye-rings and bill, a grey bill tip, red iris and feet, white legs, and brown-violet shoulder patches.

Order
Columbiformes
Family
Columbidae — Pigeons, Doves
Breeding range
Oriental Region: se Asia
Yellow-vented Green Pigeon
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