It has a black eye-mask, yellow belly, and warm reddish-brown flashes in the wings. It inhabits open woodland and waterside areas from south Texas through Central and South America.
It has a black bandit-like mask and a yellow belly, with flashes of warm reddish-brown in the wings when it flies.
It uses open woods near streams and oxbow lakes, often perching conspicuously near treetops and making sallying flights after prey.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.