The Speckled Pigeon is an African pigeon with rows of white spots on its closed wings. It lives in savannas, open woodlands and gardens, and mainly eats seeds and grain.
Adults have a bluish-grey head and underparts, a chestnut neck collar and reddish-purple bare skin around the eyes. White spots line the wings; the sexes look alike.
It mainly eats seeds and cultivated grain, and sometimes snails.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.