File:CaloenasNicobaricaBaker.jpg

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DescriptionCaloenasNicobaricaBaker.jpg
English: Caloenas nicobarica, Nicobar Pigeon
Date
Source Indian Pigeons and Doves (1913): plate 10.
Author H. Gronvold and E. C. Stuart Baker

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An painting of the Nicobar Pigeon

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