Yellow-Footed Green Pigeon

A fruit-eating pigeon of the Indian subcontinent, often found in flocks moving between fruiting fig and other trees in parks, groves and forest edges. Its green plumage with a grey head and yellow legs provides excellent camouflage among foliage, so a musical, whistling call is often the first clue to its presence. Watching a fruiting fig tree at dawn or dusk is one of the most reliable ways to see a flock feeding.