In the population studied on Martinique's Caravelle Peninsula, the brown back and sides contrast with a white breast. Researchers also recorded foraging among fallen leaves.
The back and sides are brown, contrasting with the white breast.
It probes leaf litter and sometimes moves leaves while searching for invertebrates. It also eats fruit, with seasonal variation in the use of invertebrates and fruit.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.