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Pombão Singing Birds

The Birds Corner Pombão columbiforme is a bird in the columbidae family.
Known by the popular name: Wing-white legitimate, legitimate-mining,
pigeon (a) air, dove-trocal, dove-trocaz, dove-carijó (RS) and dove-true.
When in flight, the main feature of the species is the white band at the top of the wings.

Scientific name Pombão Singing Birds

Its scientific name means: the (Greek) = patageö noise,
noisy; and Oinas = dove; and (Guarani) pcázuró dove bitter, bitter.
Pigeon noisy and bitter taste.
The referênciaamargosa made by Native Americans is in relation to the flavor of the meat of this bird that
He fed the bitter fruits. [Frisch 162]

Subspecies Pombão Singing Birds

It has two subspecies:

Picazuro pigeon picazuro (Temminck, 1813) - occurs in eastern Brazil,
from Pernambuco to Bolivia and southern and central Argentina;
Picazuro pigeon marginalis (Naumburg, 1932) - occurs in northeastern Brazil (Piauí, Bahia and Goias).
This subspecies is smaller, has paler in the upper parts,
especially in the rump region and supra-caudal feathers.
The white edge is wider wings and the bottom of the bird is pinker than the nominal subspecies.

Features Pombão Singing Birds

One of the largest species of the family in the country.
Head and bass parts brown wine, pale belly.
Feathers silvery-white neck with black tips.
Upper Mantle metallic purple, dark tips.
Back mostly dark gray.
deleted brown wings, covering the gray wings with pale tips.
black tail. red orbital skin. The female has paler color.
It measured approximately 34 centimeters. Singing low, deep and husky,
three or four syllables, "gu-GUU-gu", "Gu-GUU-gu", and emits four replicates the male and three female.

Food Pombão Corner Birds

It feeds on seeds and small fruits usually collected on the ground.
They are granivorous and frugivorous, frequenting corn and bean fields, mainly after harvest.

Playback Pombão Corner Birds

Nests in every month of the year in southeastern Brazil.
Couples nest in areas demarcated by the male in high flights and special beating wings.
It makes its nest in trees and about 3 meters from the ground or in part
low a savanna tree in the savanna edge, the nest is flattened with sticks loosely intertwined.
The nest material is broken at the top dead branches of trees or caught on the ground.
The only egg white, is incubated for 16 to 19 days by the couple who also takes care of the puppy's creation.
The chick is fed by the parents with the "chat milk or pigeon"
cheesy mass composed by talk of the digestive epithelium,
which is strongly developed in both sexes during the time of creation.
This substance is regurjitada to be collected by the young parents of the nozzles.
As the puppies are growing seeds are added in increasing order.
The chick out of the nest is similar to parents, a little smaller and the white band almost nonexistent wing.
After the reproductive period is associated in flocks, running migrations.

Pombão habits Singing Birds

Live in the fields with trees, urban areas, savannahs, scrublands and gallery forests.
Often found in the soil. It is migratory as other doves,
extending their areas following deforestation, appearing in large numbers.
Fly long distances and at high altitudes, displaying your mirror wing white;
is taking advantage of urban areas, it is common to be found in chicken eating corn.

Geographic distribution Pombão Singing Birds

Occurs from the Northeast to Rio Grande do Sul, Goias, Mato Grosso,
São Paulo (in the southern parts of the country) and also in Bolivia, Argentina and Paraguay.

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