Males have black upperparts with white wing patches, while females have a chestnut back and tail. This forest bird catches insects in flight and also picks them from leaves and branches.
Males have black upperparts, throat, and breast, with white patches on the wings. Females have a bright chestnut back and tail. The bird has a black crest and yellow eyes, legs, and feet.
It mainly eats insects, catching them while flying or gleaning them from leaves and branches.
The female does most of the nest construction, and both sexes incubate the eggs.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.