Its back ranges from brown to ochre, its feet and belly are white, and its long tail is uniformly black. In Oaxaca, records span different forest types along mountain slopes.
The back ranges from brown to ochre; the feet and belly are white, and the long tail is uniformly black.
In the reported locations, pine-oak forest occurs at higher elevations and tropical subdeciduous forest at lower elevations. The compiled records span 700–1,900 m.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.