- the
genus Columba and
coined the
binomial name
Columba palumbus. The
specific epithet palumbus is an
alternate form of the
Latin palumbes for a wood pigeon...
- Carolina,
Florida and the
Bahama Islands,
which referred to this bird as
Palumbus migratorius, and was
accompanied by the
earliest published illustration...
- The
Madeiran wood
pigeon (Columba
palumbus maderensis) was a
subspecies of the wood
pigeon (Columba
palumbus)
endemic to
Madeira (Portugal), and found...
-
Paloma is a
Spanish female given name,
derived from
Latin "
palumbus",
which means "dove", a
symbol of peace. The name also can be
understood as the Holy...
- Meanwhile, "wood pigeon" by
itself usually means the
common wood
pigeon (C.
palumbus). This
genus as
understood today is
native to the Old World, but some (notably...
- The
common wood
pigeon had a
poorly defined Madeiran subspecies,
Columba palumbus maderensis. This was
paler than the
trocaz pigeon and had
white wing patches...
- pigeon,
Columba palumbus azorica (Portuguese: pombo-torcaz-dos-açores) is an
endemic subspecies of the
common wood
pigeon (Columba
palumbus),
located in...
- Trocaz, are
thought to be
derived from
isolated island po****tions of C.
palumbus. The
Atlantic archipelagos of the Canaries, Azores, and
Madeira have a...
- the
Barbary dove. It may also
refer to: The
common wood
pigeon (Columba
palumbus),
particularly in
older literature The ring-necked dove (Streptopelia capicola)...
- The
Common wood
pigeon (Columba
palumbus) is
common throughout Europe....
