Males have a black head and wings with a grey body; females have a grey head and black-and-white underparts. In Bangladesh, it searches foliage for insects and berries in forests and secondary growth.
Males have a black head, wings, and tail, with an ash-grey body and whitish underparts. Females have a grey head and black-and-white underparts.
In Bangladesh it is arboreal and occurs alone or in pairs in open broad-leaved forest, secondary growth, and groves. It peers among foliage for insects and berries, sometimes with mixed bird flocks.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.