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Ducula badia
Also known as: Mountain Imperial Pigeon
Diet
Fruit, especially figs and drupes
Habitat
Hill and montane forest
Range
South and Southeast Asia
Clutch size
1 egg
Incubation period
About 26–28 days
Size
Large (43–48cm)
Wingspan
~65–70cm
Weight
~450–600g
A large, heavy pigeon with a maroon-tinged back, pale grey head and underparts, and a slow, powerful flight above the forest canopy.
Common in Borneo's hill and mountain forests, often located by its deep, booming call before being seen perched high in a fruiting tree.