Black-billed Wood-Dove

Turtur abyssinicus

Least Concern

The Black-billed Wood-Dove is a dove of forests, woodland, islands, scrub, gardens, grassland, and open country across the species' range. It feeds mainly on seeds, fruit, and shoots in woodland, scrub, gardens, savanna, islands, or open country, often giving soft cooing calls and making fast direct flights between feeding and roosting sites.

Family

Columbidae

Group

Pigeons and Doves

Range

Black-billed Wood-Dove Range — Resident or seasonal range in forests, woodland, islands, scrub, gardens, grassland, and open country across the species' range

Population

≈ Unknown

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