A flycatcher with a very long, white-tipped tail; it is also recorded in Argentine scrublands and protected areas.
It has an olive-gray back, yellow underparts, and a very long tail tipped with white. The amount of white on the wing varies among subspecies.
It uses dry scrub, Chaco woodland, and gallery forest, foraging at different heights. Argentina’s SIB records shrubland as a habitat group.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.