The Zenaida dove is a small bird belonging to the family Columbidae, commonly found in the Caribbean and parts of Central America. It has a distinctive appearance, featuring a grayish-brown body, a slightly rounded tail, and a soft, cooing call. These doves typically inhabit open woodlands, gardens, and urban areas, where they can easily find food. Zenaida doves primarily feed on seeds, fruits, and grains, often foraging on the ground. They are known for their social behavior, often seen in pairs or small groups. Their adaptability to various environments makes them a common sight in their range, contributing to their stable population.