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Torres Strait Imperial Pigeon

Ducula spilorrhoa

Description:

I actually got (and still am) quite confused about what exactly I should call this bird. If someone has a more definite idea then please let me know! A large plump pigeon entirely white, apart from the black flight feathers, part of the tail, and black bars on the undertail coverts.

Habitat:

I spotted this lovely bird in a tree in someone's backyard.

Notes:

Reference: A Field Guide to the Birds of Australia, Graham Pizzey, 1980. Ducula bicolor spilorrhoa - Australian Pied Imperial Pigeon - http://eol.org/pages/1228643/overview.

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armadeus.4
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armadeus.4

Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia

Spotted on Aug 16, 2014
Submitted on Aug 18, 2014

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