Yellow-eyed Pigeon

Yellow-eyed PigeonThe Yellow-eyed Pigeon breeds in Central Asia. In winter it moves south and uses open farmland, often in flocks.What does it look like?Adults have scaled gray-brown feathers, and the neck can show green or purple iridescence as the light changes.How does it live?The Yellow-eyed Pigeon breeds in Central Asia. In winter it moves south and uses open farmland, often in flocks.In winter it can gather in large flocks, feeding on the ground on seeds, grain, and fruit. It roosts in trees.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.