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Columba jouyi

Columba jouyi

Columba jouyi is an extinct pigeon species from the Japanese islands of Okinawa, where they were last seen in 1904, but disappeared from the eastern island of Western Europe after 1936, although it is believed that they may still exist on the outlying islands, but it is not certain. In theory, there

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Scientific Name Columba jouyi
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Weight No textual research information is available
Lifespan No textual research information is available
IUCN Status LC
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    Columba jouyi is an extinct pigeon species from the Japanese islands of Okinawa, where they were last seen in 1904, but disappeared from the eastern island of Western Europe after 1936, although it is believed that they may still exist on the outlying islands, but it is not certain. In theory, there are still suitable places in the mountains of Okinawa for the silver-spotted black pigeon. The most puzzling place is in the Keirama Islands, Dokahiki island, when most of the area is still undeveloped, but the silver spot black pigeon has never been found, Zama Mijima is the silver spot black pigeon has been found, the furthest and smallest island from the Okinawa islands.

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    It became extinct in 1936

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    Distribution & Habitat

    The black-spotted pigeon is susceptible to changes in its habitat, which requires large amounts of undeveloped subtropical forest, but has been extensively developed for residential and industrial use in places such as Ikai Island
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