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White-bellied Green Pigeon

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Treron sieboldii

Basic stats

Habitat

Lowland and mountain forest, up to 1,400m in Japan

Range

Japan, Taiwan, eastern and southern China, and northern South-east Asia

Clutch size

2 eggs

Size

33–36cm

The white-bellied green pigeon, also known as Siebold's green pigeon or the Japanese green pigeon, is a medium-sized, compactly built pigeon 33–36cm long, found in Japan, Taiwan, eastern and southern China, and northern South-east Asia. The tail is short and dark green with blackish sides, the bill light bluish with a grey tip, and the feet red to violet. The female lays two eggs (Wikipedia, general species account).

In Japan it lives in lowland forest and in mountain forest up to 1,400m. It is one of the few green pigeons that migrates: birds in Hokkaido are wholly migratory and present only from May to September, while populations elsewhere in Japan make poorly understood movements. It lives in pairs or groups of up to ten (Wikipedia, general species account).

Quick answers

What habitat does the White-bellied Green Pigeon live in?
Lowland and mountain forest, up to 1,400m in Japan
Where is the White-bellied Green Pigeon found?
Japan, Taiwan, eastern and southern China, and northern South-east Asia
How many eggs does the White-bellied Green Pigeon lay?
2 eggs
How big is the White-bellied Green Pigeon?
33–36cm
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