This South American flycatcher has three white wing bars and a weak or absent crest. In Bolivia it is recorded in woodland, second growth and forest edges, where it takes insects and fruit.
It has three white wing bars and a crest that is weak or absent.
In Bolivia it is recorded in dry to semihumid woodland, second growth and forest edges. It takes insects and fruit, gleaning and sometimes making short sallies from mid-level perches.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.