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Pink-necked Green Pigeon
A medium-sized, colorful pigeon with a thick bill, commonly found in gardens, mangroves, and secondary forests.
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Plumage & appearance
The female (shown) is primarily olive green with yellow fringes on the wings. Males feature a pink neck, lilac collar, and orange breast patch.
Ecological significance
Acts as a vital seed disperser for various fruiting trees, helping maintain forest diversity and regeneration.
Conservation status
Least Concern
Observation tips
Look for them in fruiting Ficus trees or perched on urban balconies and wires; they are often social and move in small flocks.