The Tree Martin has a glossy blue-black head and back, a red-brown forehead, and a light gray rump. It catches insects in flight.
The head and back are glossy blue-black. The forehead is red-brown, the neck sides and breast are streaked buff or white, and the rump is light gray.
It catches ants, beetles, flies, wasps, and other insects while flying.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.