Bare-eyed Pigeon

Bare-eyed PigeonThe Bare-eyed Pigeon has a gray body, a pale throat and chest, blue bare skin around the eyes, and a red bill. It uses dry scrub, acacia thickets, mangroves, and farmland.What does it look like?Adults are mostly gray, with a pale throat and chest and pale blue bare skin around the eyes. The bill and legs are red, the tail feathers have white tips, and the sexes have similar plumage.How does it live?The Bare-eyed Pigeon has a gray body, a pale throat and chest, blue bare skin around the eyes, and a red bill. It uses dry scrub, acacia thickets, mangroves, and farmland.It is active by day and uses semi-open places such as thorn scrub, acacia thickets, mangroves, and farms, where it eats plant seeds.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.