This pigeon wears soft pink patches that seem to glow against its emerald-green feathers.
The Pink-spotted Fruit Pigeon inhabits the rainforests of New Guinea and nearby islands. It spends most of its time high in the canopy, feeding on figs and other fruits while helping disperse the seeds that keep tropical forests thriving.
A living jewel of the rainforest, carrying the future of the forest with every colorful flight.
Pink-spotted Fruit Pigeon 👇
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