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ViewsSilvery Wood-PigeonFrom Opus
[edit] Identification37cm. Pale silvery grey plumage, black flight feathers, black tipped tails, conspicuous dark red or purplish eye-wattles and eyes, dusky purple with a pale apple-green tipped bill, bluish-grey, mottled with varying amounts of red feet. [edit] DistributionSmall islands near Borneo, Sumatra and neighboring areas. This species is Critically Endangered. [edit] TaxonomyThis is a monotypic species. [edit] HabitatMangrove forests and woodlands in offshore islands. [edit] BehaviourThe diet includes fruit. It builds a flimsy stick nest in trees and lays a single white egg, which has a chalky, not glossy shell. [edit] References
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