The Hooded Berryeater lives in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest. Males have a black hood extending onto the chest and upper back, above vivid yellow underparts. A southern study recorded fruit feeding throughout the year.
Males have a black hood extending to the chest and upper back, with bright yellow below. Females have a striped belly and greenish head and throat.
At two southern Brazilian sites, researchers recorded year-round fruit eating and 53 plant species in the diet.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.