Pallid Dove
A species of White-tipped Doves Scientific name : Leptotila pallida Genus : White-tipped Doves
Pallid Dove, A species of White-tipped Doves
Botanical name: Leptotila pallida
Genus: White-tipped Doves
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Description
Description
The pallid dove (Leptotila pallida) is a species of bird in the family Columbidae. It is found in western Colombia, Ecuador and far northern Peru. Its natural habitats are subtropical or tropical moist lowland forests and heavily degraded former forest. The pallid dove is a typically ground bird, commonly sited walking on roads or trails. It has a unique low-pitched, single “hoo” call. The first descriptor of the bird was von Berlepsch Taczanowski in 1884. The bird has a brown-hued unmarked back; the neck and underparts are gray, also with streaks of brown. The orbital skin is red and the bill is black. The dove has a gray-brownish tail that includes white tips. Despite decreasing population trends, it is not a vulnerable species. 
Size
26 cm
Feeding Habits
Pallid Dove primarily forages on the ground, consuming a variety of seeds and fruits, including bananas at feeders, indicating an adaptable diet. Its feeding behavior suggests opportunistic feeding within accessible environments.
Habitat
The pallid Dove typically resides in the biodiverse Chocó lowlands, favoring habitats such as tropical lowland evergreen forests and dry semi-deciduous woodlands. It is also common in secondary forests. These birds are often observed living either alone or in pairs within these environments.
Dite type
Granivorous
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Birds Order
Pigeons and doves Family
Dove Genus
White-tipped Doves Species
Pallid Dove 
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