Males are black and females reddish brown. It uses moist forest, forest edges, and secondary growth, feeding on fruit and insects.
Males are mostly black; the red crown is usually concealed, and white underwing areas show in flight. Females are reddish brown with faint streaking below the throat.
It uses moist forest edges, secondary vegetation, and small urban green spaces. It feeds on fruit and insects.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.