The Caribbean Dove lives in forests and scrub of eastern Mexico and Caribbean islands. It has an olive-brown back, a white face, and glossy neck feathers, and searches for seeds on the ground.
Adults have olive-brown upperparts, a white face and throat, a grey hind crown, and an iridescent purple or green patch on the nape and hindneck.
It walks under bushes and other cover while searching for seeds on the ground.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.