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Scaled dove

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It measures between 18 and 22 centimeters in length and weighs between 48 and 60 grams. The species has grayish-brown upper parts and a pinkish-gray face and chest. The throat is white and the distal wing coverts are also white and form a visible white spot on the wings when they are closed. The tail
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being white, forming a white band on the side of the tail, noticeable when the bird is in flight. The species has dark eyes, pink legs and gray beak. It has a “scaly” appearance caused by the dark edges of the feathers. The most striking feature of this species is the scaling pattern of the plumage,
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is a dove of generally discreet habits, that walks in pairs or small groups by the edges of forests, savannahs, orchards, and other types of vegetation, while tending to avoid very open or very closed habitats. It is normally silent, except when vocalizing, which the bird only does while perched in
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well-hidden places, and except for the noise produced by the wings when the bird takes flight. In southeastern Brazil, it is considered as a skittish species, being much more heard than seen in cities like
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It makes a nest of twigs in the shape of a cup, usually 1 or 2 meters above the ground, but may sometimes also nest on the ground. This species usually lays 2 white eggs.
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It feeds on the ground, walking with its belly almost dragging on the ground. When scared, it flies sharply to nearby trees. The tree species
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have been reporting a decline in the populations of this species, potentially attributing this decline to competition with the eared dove (
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this species can be found much closer to people, scratching on sidewalks in the same way as its congener, the ruddy ground-dove (
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which provides it with efficient camouflage. When in flight you can see a white stripe at the base of the wing. Its
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Pigeons and Doves: A Guide to the Pigeons and Doves of the World. David Gibbs. 2010. p334
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The Helm dictionary of scientific bird names : from aalge to zusii
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Bonito, Mato Grosso do Sul
Conservation status
Least Concern
IUCN 3.1
Scientific classification
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Eukaryota
Animalia
Chordata
Aves
Columbiformes
Columbidae
Columbina
Binomial name
Lesson

Synonyms

Subspecies
Cagua
Aragua
Brazil
Bolivia
Argentina
Colombia
French Guiana
Paraguay
Trinidad and Tobago
Venezuela

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