Japanese Wood Pigeon
Japanese Wood Pigeon
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A large, dark pigeon species native to East Asia, known for its iridescent purplish-black plumage. It typically inhabits broadleaf evergreen forests on islands and coastal areas.
Where to spot
Found on islands and coastal regions of East Asia, including Japan, South Korea, parts of China, and islands like Sakhalin.
How to spot
Look in mature evergreen and mixed forests, particularly coastal areas and islands. Listen for its deep, booming call. Identify by its large size and overall very dark, iridescent plumage, especially in good light.
When to spot
Active year-round. Early morning and late afternoon are generally the most active periods for foraging and calling.
Where to spot
Found on islands and coastal regions of East Asia, including Japan, South Korea, parts of China, and islands like Sakhalin.
How to spot
Look in mature evergreen and mixed forests, particularly coastal areas and islands. Listen for its deep, booming call. Identify by its large size and overall very dark, iridescent plumage, especially in good light.
When to spot
Active year-round. Early morning and late afternoon are generally the most active periods for foraging and calling.
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Despite its large size, the Japanese Wood Pigeon can be quite secretive, spending much of its time in dense forest canopy, making it challenging to spot without patience and good listening skills.
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