Migration

Indonesia:

Black-naped Fruit Doves are native to Indonesia, where they inhabit various forested habitats across the archipelago. In Indonesia, these birds may undergo seasonal movements within their range in response to changes in food availability, breeding conditions, or environmental factors such as weather patterns.

Malaysia:

In Malaysia, Black-naped Fruit Doves are found in the dense rainforests of the Malay Peninsula and the island of Borneo. While they are primarily sedentary within their range, some individuals may undertake short-distance movements to access preferred feeding areas or breeding sites.

Thailand:

Black-naped Fruit Doves are also present in Thailand, where they inhabit lowland rainforests, mangrove forests, and other forested areas. In Thailand, these birds may exhibit seasonal movements or local migrations, although the extent and patterns of their migratory behavior in this country are not well-documented.

Brunei:

In Brunei, Black-naped Fruit Doves can be found in the country's lush rainforests and wooded areas. While they are generally sedentary within their range, some individuals may undertake movements to track changes in fruit availability or breeding opportunities.

Myanmar (Burma):

Black-naped Fruit Doves inhabit various forested habitats in Myanmar, including tropical rainforests and mangrove swamps. In Myanmar, these birds may undergo seasonal movements or localized migrations in response to changes in habitat conditions or food resources.

Cambodia:

Black-naped Fruit Doves are present in Cambodia, where they are found in the country's dense forests and woodlands. In Cambodia, these birds may exhibit seasonal movements or local migrations, although their migratory behavior in this country is not extensively studied.

Vietnam:

While they are generally sedentary within their range, some individuals may undertake movements in search of suitable breeding sites or food resources.

Philippines:

Black-naped Fruit Doves are also found in the Philippines, where they occur in various forested areas across the archipelago. In the Philippines, these birds may exhibit localized movements or migrations within their range, although the extent and patterns of their migratory behavior in this country may vary depending on factors such as habitat availability and climate conditions.