Spotted Imperial Pigeon

Spotted Imperial PigeonThis imperial pigeon occurs only in the Philippines. Males show stronger gray, white, and dark contrasts, while females are browner overall; plumage also varies among subspecies.How do male and female plumage differ?Males have more strongly contrasting gray, white, and dark plumage, while females are browner overall. The pattern also differs among the three subspecies.Where does it feed, and what does it eat?This imperial pigeon occurs only in the Philippines. Males show stronger gray, white, and dark contrasts, while females are browner overall; plumage also varies among subspecies.It feeds mainly on fruits and berries in trees and uses lowland and mountain forests and their edges.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.