The Common or Western Crowned Pigeon is one of four species of Crowned Pigeons. It is not very "common" and is native to
lowland forests of Irian Jaya/West Papua, Indonesia.
It does not have feathered tips to its crest like the Victoria, it has no black chinstrap and does not have a maroon chest or under-parts, only a top mantle.
Male and female have similar plumage.
Hunting for its lacy plumes, for meat and for captive trade in addition to habitat destruction have made it vulnerable.