The Cuban Vireo is a small, slow-moving bird of shrubby forest edges. It has a yellow spot in front of the eye and a white crescent behind it; a Macaulay Library record documents it at Viñales, Cuba.
It has a white crescent behind the eye and a dull yellow spot in front of it. The account also notes a strong bill, faint wing bars, and a dull red eye.
It prefers shrubs along forest and scrub edges, is usually found in pairs, and sometimes joins mixed flocks with warblers and other vireos.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.