SPOTTED DOVE

 (*  50)               SPOTTED DOVE                      Stigmatopelia chinensis

CAMBODIA                   45

It is also called the Mountain Dove, Pearl-necked Dove, Lace-necked Dove, and Spotted Turtle-dove. Common resident breeding bird across its native range on the Indian subcontinent and in Southeast Asia. The species has been introduced to many parts of the world and feral populations have become established.

SPOTTED DOVE

Photographed in Denpasar, Bali October 2016

(see  50)              SPOTTED DOVE              Streptopelia chinensis

INDONESIA (Bali)         (2)

Also known as Chinese Turtle-dove, Indian Turtle-dove and Spotted Turtle-dove. 30 cm. Found in all types of cleared areas, dry woodlands, cultivation and urban areas. Range across oriental regions, introduced to Australia, Hawaii, and Fili; common through Sundra region and introduced or expanded to Eastern Indonesia.

SPOTTED TURTLE-DOVE

Photographed in suburban Sydney.

50        SPOTTED TURTLE-DOVE            Streptopelia chinensis

Australia    (50)

Also known as Chinese or Indian turtle-dove, or Spotted dove. 28-32 cm. Introduced into Australia in 1860s. Ranges down the east coast of the mainland from Cooktown to Adelaide, Pockets in WA and Tasmania. Found inn urban areas, around farms, wheat silos, agricultural lands and open woodland.