The Ring-necked Dove has a black half-collar on the back of its neck. It is often alone or in pairs but may form large flocks around food or water.
It has brownish-grey wings, lavender-grey underparts, and a black half-collar on the back of the neck. The sexes look alike.
By day it forages mainly for seeds on the ground and roosts in trees at night. It is usually alone or in pairs, though large flocks may gather around food or water.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.