Pink-necked Green Pigeon

Classification: Treron vernans

Pink-necked Green Pigeon

Brief Description

A medium-sized, colorful pigeon with a thick bill, commonly found in gardens, mangroves, and secondary forests.

Additional Information

  • Region of Origin: Southeast Asia
  • Typical Sighting Period: Year-round
  • Plumage Details: 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.