Band-tailed Pigeon

Band-tailed PigeonA flocking pigeon of western North American forests. Its pale gray plumage, white neck crescent, and broad pale tail band help identify it.What does it look like?It has pale gray plumage, a white crescent on the neck, and a broad pale band near the end of its long tail. The bill is yellow with a black tip.How does it live?A flocking pigeon of western North American forests. Its pale gray plumage, white neck crescent, and broad pale tail band help identify it.It forms large flocks in mountain forests and feeds on seeds and fruits. It uses wet Pacific Coast forests and dry mountain forests in the Southwest.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.