IUCN red list status:
Least Concern
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Bruce's Green Pigeon can be found across central Africa and parts of Saudi Arabia.
They like to eat various fruits, but favouring figs from a preferred tree.
Inhabiting wooded valleys and savannah, they live amongst the trees and can been seen in groups of up to 10 individuals.
1 to 2 eggs are laid after 14 days, chicks will leave the nest after 12 days. They can then live up to 10 years.
Bruce's Green Pigeon
About the Bruce's Green Pigeon
Bruce's Green Pigeon is a medium-sized pigeon that has a green back, grey head and a yellow belly. Sometimes they're seen alone, though more often in small groups. This bird is found in a variety of savanna and woodland habitats, often in and around fruiting fig trees.
The pigeon is a canopy-feeding frugivorous pigeon that specialises on consuming the fruits of just one species of fig tree, Ficus platphylla. This bird is special because it relies on pigments for its green plumage colouration. Similar to African Green-Pigeon, but easily separated by the yellow belly.
Did you know?
Did you know Bruce's Green Pigeon is also known as the Yellow-bellied Fruit Pigeon, their diet gives them their green and yellow feathers.
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