This trembler occurs on Martinique and Saint Lucia. The Martinique source describes it in humid forest and gives a length of about 23–26 cm.
It is about 23–26 cm long, with grey-brown upperparts, paler underparts, and golden eyes.
The Martinique account describes a solitary daytime bird of humid forest. It eats insects, small lizards, and fruit, and nests from March to August in a cavity or fork, laying two or three blue eggs.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.