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| A male common bronzewing in Queensland |
Males of the species have pale-yellow to yellow-white foreheads, and pink breasts.[2][4] Both males andfemales have an easily discernible white line around and proximate to their eyes. Common bronzewings also have patches of red, blue and green on their wings, a feature which is characteristic of allbronzewing pigeons.[2][4] Young birds are usually duller in colour and browner than the mature common bronzewing.
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| Female |
Rarely found far from a source of water, common bronzewings either travel alone or in pairs or in flocks, and are usually cautious, making approach by humans or other animals difficult.[2] Common bronzewings are, on average, between 30 and 36 centimetres (12–14 in) in length.[3]
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