The Banded Fruit Dove has a white head and neck, a black back, and grey underparts. Its sharply contrasting plumage makes it distinctive.
The head, neck, and upper breast are white. The black back and wings fade toward a grey rump; the black tail has a broad grey band near its tip, and the underparts are grey.
It feeds on fruit and is sedentary. It uses hill forest and Casuarina scrub from about 160 to 1,500 m.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.