A blue-grey pigeon that feeds on farmland and nests in holes in old trees. This entry shows part of its range in Britain and Ireland.
Its plumage has a blue-grey sheen, with two black lines on the closed wing. It is smaller than a Woodpigeon and has no white in the wing.
It uses farmland for feeding and woodland with old trees for nesting. It nests in holes in large old trees.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.