Male Hooded Siskins are conspicuous for their black caps and yellow-green bodies. They feed on small seeds from grasses and shrubs and form flocks.
Males have a black cap, yellow-green underparts, and an olive back. Females are duller and lack the black head; both sexes have yellow bands on the wings and tail.
It eats small seeds from grasses and shrubs and forms noisy flocks. Males give a varied song.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.