A forest cuckoo found only in Jamaica. Red bare skin around the eye and a long tail with white spots are distinctive. It walks along branches while searching for lizards and insects.
It has red bare skin around the eye, a long straight bill, and reddish-brown underparts. The long dark tail has paired white spots along its edges.
In the forest canopy it eats lizards, as well as small birds, eggs, and insects. It walks or runs along branches and glides between trees; field observations describe a preference for dense woodland and thickets.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.