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Andaman Green-Pigeon

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The Andaman Green-Pigeon is a distinct species, formerly considered a subspecies of the Pompadour Green-Pigeon, now recognized for its unique characteristics and endemic range. It is a colorful, arboreal fruit-eater.

Where to spot

Primarily found in the tropical evergreen forests of the Andaman Islands. Look for it in lowland forests and along forest edges, especially where native fruit trees are present.

How to spot

Look for its vibrant green plumage and the characteristic markings that distinguish it from other green-pigeons, such as the male's maroon mantle. Listen for its calls, which can help in locating it among the dense foliage of the canopy.

When to spot

Active throughout the day, particularly when feeding on fruits. It is a resident species in its specific habitat, observable year-round.

Where to spot

Primarily found in the tropical evergreen forests of the Andaman Islands. Look for it in lowland forests and along forest edges, especially where native fruit trees are present.

How to spot

When to spot

Active throughout the day, particularly when feeding on fruits. It is a resident species in its specific habitat, observable year-round.

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Endemic to a specific island group, this pigeon highlights the unique biodiversity found in isolated ecosystems, often evolving distinct traits due to geographic isolation.

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