Critically Endangered Mindoro Bleeding-Heart Pigeon Photographed After 20 Years

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A Mindoro bleeding-heart pigeon, a critically endangered bird species, has been photographed for the first time in two decades. The sighting took place in the rainforest of Puerto Galera on Mindoro island in the Philippines. The photograph confirms that the species continues to exist in its natural habitat. The discovery was made possible through a collaborative effort between local indigenous patrollers and wildlife conservationists. The find underscores the importance of preserving the fragile ecosystem in which this rare bird lives.

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