The silvery pigeon is known from mangrove forests and other woodland in the low-lying offshore islands and adjacent coastal regions, at an altitude below 100 m ASL. It is believed to wander around following fruit in season, and was often found in association with much larger flocks of the pied imperial pigeon.
The silvery pigeon is a species known to inhabit mangrove forests and woodlands in low-lying offshore islands and coastal regions at elevations below 100 meters above sea level. It is believed to forage for fruit seasonally, and was frequently observed in groups with larger flocks of the pied imperial pigeon.