Green-winged golden dove
The green-winged golden dove is a terrestrial wild animal of important ecological, scientific and social value protected by the state. Commonly known as the green-backed golden dove, the bird is as its name suggests, with bright green feathers on its wings, which is very beautiful.
The green-winged golden dove is a medium-sized, ground-dwelling spotted dove with a body length of about 25 cm and a very short tail. The lower body is pink, the top of the head is gray, the forehead is white, the waist is gray, and the wings are bright green. There is no gray on the top of the female's head. The two black and white stripes on the back are clearly visible when flying. Sex can also be judged by its behavior, with males often nodding their heads while barking, while females do not behave in this way.
The green-winged golden dove usually moves alone or in pairs in dense vegetation in the lower layers of the forest. Fly low very quickly, through the forest, and take off with a sound of wings. Drink water from streams and ponds.
Source: Weishan Weishi
Original title: Green-winged Golden Dove
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