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==Identification==
 
==Identification==
 
41 cm. Blue-grey above, head and underparts pink-brown with blue-green hindneck, black band across uppertail. Red eye and eye-ring. Female duller. Immature, brown-grey with reddish fringes on upperwing, and red-orange head and underparts.  
 
41 cm. Blue-grey above, head and underparts pink-brown with blue-green hindneck, black band across uppertail. Red eye and eye-ring. Female duller. Immature, brown-grey with reddish fringes on upperwing, and red-orange head and underparts.  

Latest revision as of 16:10, 28 July 2015

Patagioenas caribaea
Photo by the late Jan Van den Broeck
Barbecue Bottom - Jamaica.

Identification

41 cm. Blue-grey above, head and underparts pink-brown with blue-green hindneck, black band across uppertail. Red eye and eye-ring. Female duller. Immature, brown-grey with reddish fringes on upperwing, and red-orange head and underparts.

Distribution

Endemic to Jamaica.

Taxonomy

This is a monotypic species. Ring-tailed Pigeon has previously been placed in genus Columba.

Habitat

Forests in hills and mountains.

Behaviour

Fourages in the canopy for fruit and seeds.

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