ok so the user has to first click the bird in this forum and that takes them to Lightroom... you would think Adobe Forum could talk | link to Adobe Lightroom but that looks like a Jive issue
once in Adobe Lightroom they then have to click the bird [i.e, photo] again to see the full info panel... there is no instruction to tell them to do this
now they have to click the icon on the right to see the info tab... thats 3 clicks total and terrible UI design but the info is there
thanks guys he can have a name now and goes into my list of birds that have popped by Nambucca heads to say hi this year
D Fosse, I did share location and all the other details but Adobe appears to have dropped that info from the share i.e, what you see after clicking the link is different & I apologise for using Adobe software instead of my normal Cannon share
As with all such questions, you need to state precisely where this is. All species have distribution ranges. A few are widely distributed, but some have quite narrow ranges - some even down to a single island or country. (I just happen to know that I'm on the opposite side of the globe from you)
Although it does look like some kind of dove/pigeon. I looked it up, and the Columbidae family has roughly 310 species around the world.