Rock Pigeon

Brief Description

The Rock Pigeon is a common bird in urban areas, known for its adaptable nature and ability to thrive in various environments. They often gather in flocks and can be found near water sources.

Additional Information

• Region of Origin: World-wide, originally from Europe, North Africa, and South Asia
• Typical Sighting Period: Year-round
• Plumage Details: Usually gray with two black bars on each wing, iridescent feather colors on the neck
• Ecological Significance: Rock Pigeons play a role in seed dispersal and act as prey for various predators.
• Conservation Status: Least Concern
• Observation Tips: Look for them in urban parks, streets, and near food sources; they are often unbothered by human presence.