The zebra dove, or Geopelia striata, is a member of the family Columbidae and can also be referred to as the barred ground dove. This species of dove is native to Southeast Asia. They are relatively small birds that have elongated tails. They have a coloration that is primarily brownish-grey, and they have barring that is black and white. They are easily recognized by the sweet, staccato cooing calls that they make.

The birds have a long, slender tail that is proportionately longer than their body size. The upper parts are barred in black and white and have a brownish-grey coloration. There are black bars on the sides of the neck, breast, and belly, and the underparts have a pinkish hue. The face is blue-gray in color, and the area around the eyes is bare blue skin. The tips of the feathers on the bird's tail are white. Juveniles are paler and less vibrant in color than their adult counterparts. Additionally, they can have brown feathers.

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