The White-banded Mockingbird is marked by a white wing band and a cinnamon-colored rump. It walks through dry scrub and grassland in Argentina while searching for insects and other small prey.
The back is grayish and the rump cinnamon-colored. A white band on the wing is conspicuous in flight.
In the dry scrublands and low shrub-grasslands of the Monte, it walks on the ground seeking insects and worms. It may raise its tail while running and sing from a shrub.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.