jaotusotsus
Jaotusotsus, also known as the Japanese wood pigeon (*Columba janthina*), is a medium-sized bird native to Japan, Korea, and parts of eastern Russia. It is a member of the pigeon and dove family (Columbidae) and is closely related to other species such as the rock pigeon and the stock dove. The name "jaotusotsus" is derived from the Ainu language, an indigenous language of the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido, where the bird is commonly found.
Jaotusotsus are characterized by their grayish-brown plumage with a distinctive white patch on the neck and
The diet of jaotusotsus primarily consists of plant matter, including grains, berries, and leaves. They are
Jaotusotsus are monogamous birds, forming pairs during the breeding season, which typically occurs from spring to
Conservation status for jaotusotsus is generally stable, though localized threats such as habitat loss and predation