The Adamawa Turtle Dove lives in the highlands of western Africa. The male has blue-grey and salmon-pink on the chest and belly.
The male has a blue-grey head and chest, a russet-brown back, and a salmon-pink lower chest and belly. Females are paler, and juveniles are paler still, sometimes with little or no pink on the belly.
It lays two white eggs, and incubation lasts 14–15 days.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.