mauritius pink pigeon
mauritius pink pigeon
Paul Gadd
wildlife photography
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Mauritius
Due to habitat destruction the population dropped to about 10 individuals by 1991. Captive breeding and reintroduction gradually resulted in a stable population of about 360 by 2005 and about 500 by 2009
mauritius pink pigeon
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