Pink-headed fruit dove

The pink-headed fruit dove (Ptilinopus porphyreus) is a small colorful dove indigenous to most tropical and subtropical regions of the world but have been introduced to more temperate regions. The male's head, neck, and throat are purple-pink, with a white band defined in greenish black on the bottom. The upperparts are green, the underparts are grey, and the undertail coverts are yellow. The bill is greenish, the iris is orange, and the feet are pink. The female has a weaker breast band than the male, while the juvenile is an even drabber variant of the female. A soft hoo is the call. 
== Distribution and habitat ==
The pink-headed fruit dove can be found in the forested areas of Owanda, Okun, St. Walpurga, Toba, Lotoces, Doherea, Kutwhe, Orchid Isle, Mako Mako, the Marima Islands, Nareemia, Oglos, and Cerene. It has a large introduced population elsewhere in the world, particularly in parts of Parania with coastlines, such as the Celestial Islands, Dalamatia, Bilva, Lobevia, Orirbella, the Abramos Republic, Sidrova, Nalvano, Hartnett, Kosna, and Minuka; it has the most successfully established populations in the Celestial Islands, Dalamatia, southern Hartnett, and Panstivo, where populations number in the thousands. Due to their cautious and secretive character, they are rarely observed despite their enormous and established populations.
Category:Animals
Category:Birds
Category:Fauna of Parania
Category:Fauna of Mako Mako
Category:Fauna of Kutwhe
Category:Fauna of Orchid Isle
Category:Fauna of The Marima Islands
Category:Fauna of Oglos
Category:Nareemian Wildlife
Category:Fauna of Panstivo