In Guyana, it has been recorded foraging in the understory of moist lowland forest, taking insects hidden among leaves. It may join mixed flocks of other antbirds.
The observed male was brown above and grey below, with a black throat spotted white.
It forages in the undergrowth of moist lowland forest for insects hidden among leaves and may join a mixed flock of antbirds.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.