The Masked Tanager occurs in humid forest and at forest edges in northern South America. Males have a lavender-blue head, neck and throat with black lores. The account says it mainly eats fruit, with arthropods also taken.
Males have a lavender-blue head, neck and throat, with black lores.
The account records it at humid forest edges and in lightly wooded areas. It feeds mainly on fruit and berries, with arthropods also reported.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.