This forest falcon is recorded in Argentina. The Argentine account describes it moving through dense foliage and taking birds and reptiles.
In Argentina’s SIB account, males have a dark-grey head and back, a rusty breast, and finely barred underparts. Females are dark brown above, with a rusty breast and barred underparts.
The Argentine SIB account says it moves nimbly through dense foliage, feeds on birds and reptiles, and nests in trees.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.