Ptilinopus fischeri

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Name：Ptilinopus fischeri

Alias：Ptilinopus fischeri，Red-eared Fruit-dove

Outline：Landfowl

Family：

length：About 28 cm

Weight：No textual research information is available

Life：No textual research information is available

IUCN：LC

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Ptilinopus fischeri Life habits and morphological characteristics

Small (28 cm) green fruit dove. The head is white, the chin is black and the chest band is purple. The lower chest is grey-green, the abdomen is milky white, the lower tail cover is light yellowish-brown, the upper body is green, and the flight feathers are black. Female without white head but with thorax band. The young are the same as the female but without a breast strap. Iris - red; Mouth - yellow, wax film red and yellow; Feet - Pink. Call: Not yet recorded.

Ptilinopus fischeri Distribution range and habitat

It is found in Palawan, Philippines. The taiwanus subspecies is a rare resident bird in Taiwan.

Ptilinopus fischeri Detailed Introduction

His scientific name is Ptilinopus fischeri, and his foreign name is Red-eared Fruit-dove. It lives in small groups in lowland rainforests.

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Listed in the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) ver 3.1: Red List of Birds 2010.

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