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Negros Fruit-Dove
Ptilinopus arcanusFAMILY
Pigeons and Doves (Columbidae)
LAST DOCUMENTED
1953
(70 years)
REGION
Asia
IUCN STATUS
Critically Endangered
Background
This tiny fruit-dove, with its distinctive ring of bare yellow skin about the eye, is known only from the island of Negros in the central Philippines. Aside from a single female that was collected on Mount Kanlaon in 1953, nothing else is known about this bird. Given this, it could be rediscovered high in the canopy of either lowland (Panay) or montane (Negros) forest.
Last Documented
Known only from a single specimen, which was collected from the island of Negros in the Philippines (May 1953; BirdLife International 2001).
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