This large mockingbird occurs in open woodland and scrub in Chile. Its long tail, white eyebrow, and dark facial stripe are conspicuous, and it eats insects and fruit. A breeding study in central Chile recorded cup nests built from thorny sticks.
A white eyebrow sits above a dark stripe through the eye and a moustache-like black mark. The tail is long, with white at its corners.
It eats insects and fruit and is also found in scrub, farmland, and urban parks. In a central Chile breeding study, nests were cup-shaped structures of thorny sticks concealed in leafy bushes.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.