A flycatcher with bright yellow underparts, a pale eye-stripe, and a black face, commonly seen in open countryside in Latin America.
It has bright yellow underparts, a pale stripe above the eye, a black face, and a plain brown back. The page reports no sexual dimorphism.
It inhabits open countryside and may be tame around people. It builds an untidy domed nest with an entrance high on one side.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.