The Red-knobbed Imperial Pigeon has a red knob at the base of its bill. It forages mainly in trees for fruit and berries and is native to the Bismarck and Solomon Islands.
A conspicuous red knob-like swelling marks the base of the bill. The head and underparts are mainly gray, while the back and wings have a dark green to bronze sheen. The sexes look similar externally.
It feeds mainly on fruit and berries and forages primarily in trees. This describes the species' natural history, not the project's care practices for captive birds.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.