The Pale-vented Pigeon has a ruddy brown body, gray head, and pale lower belly. It perches high in trees in woodland and more open habitats and gives a low-pitched call.
Its body is deep ruddy brown, while the head is grayer with green or bronze gloss. The lower belly is whitish and the rump gray.
It is shy and often perches high in tall trees. It may be seen in small groups and gives a low-pitched hooting call.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.