It has a red forehead, whitish underparts washed pink, and black thighs. It is recorded in riverine woodland, forest edges, and near cultivation.
It has a red forehead, white underparts with a pinkish wash, and black thighs.
It occurs in riverine woodland, forest edges, and near cultivation. Food records are limited; the account suggests figs, berries, seeds, and flying insects.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.