Black-billed Wood Dove

Black-billed Wood DoveA dove of dry savanna woodland and scrub that feeds on grass and other small seeds. It is also found near water.What does it look like?The forehead is whitish and the crown and nape bluish gray. A black bill and metallic blue patches on the wings are distinctive; the sexes look similar.How does it live?A dove of dry savanna woodland and scrub that feeds on grass and other small seeds. It is also found near water.A clutch has two eggs. Incubation takes about two weeks, and young fledge roughly two weeks after hatching.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.