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Common Wood Pigeon (
Columba palumbus), identified by its distinctive white neck patch, pinkish breast, and grey plumage.
It is the largest and most common pigeon species found in the UK, frequently seen in gardens, parks, and woodlands.
Adults are easily recognized by a bold white patch on their neck and white patches on their wings that are most visible during flight.
They have a flexible diet consisting mainly of plant material such as leaves, seeds, grains, and fruit, often feeding on brassica crops like the yellow flowers shown in the image.