In the sun-dappled rainforests of the southwest Pacific, these rose-crowned gliders drift through the canopy with hushed elegance. They feed almost entirely on ripe forest fruits, selecting the softest offerings and swallowing them whole before lifting off on gentle wings. What makes them extraordinary is their quiet power as seed bearers — carrying life across islands and valleys, helping new trees rise far from their parent stands. Soft crowns of pink amid deep green, yet tireless architects of island forests.
Rose-crowned Fruit-Doves 👇
