Yellow-footed Green-Pigeon

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The Yellow-footed Green Pigeon is a widespread and common species known for its vibrant green plumage and bright yellow legs and feet. It's a familiar sight in various Asian habitats.

Where to spot

Widespread across the Indian subcontinent and parts of Southeast Asia, inhabiting deciduous and evergreen forests, woodlands, parks, and large gardens, often near fruiting trees.

How to spot

Look for flocks in fruiting trees. The combination of green plumage, a grey head (in males), and bright yellow feet are key identifiers. Listen for its characteristic loud, mellow whistles and coos.

When to spot

Active throughout the day, especially during early mornings and late afternoons when foraging. Being a resident bird, it is observable year-round in its established range.

Where to spot

Widespread across the Indian subcontinent and parts of Southeast Asia, inhabiting deciduous and evergreen forests, woodlands, parks, and large gardens, often near fruiting trees.

How to spot

Look for flocks in fruiting trees. The combination of green plumage, a grey head (in males), and bright yellow feet are key identifiers. Listen for its characteristic loud, mellow whistles and coos.

When to spot

Active throughout the day, especially during early mornings and late afternoons when foraging. Being a resident bird, it is observable year-round in its established range.