Females are larger and more colorful than males. In forest and woodland, birds scratch the leaf litter in a spinning motion to find seeds, insects, fruit, and leaves.
Females are larger and more colorful. The grey plumage has white spots; females are chestnut above, while males are buff above.
It lives in forest and woodland, scratching deep leaf litter in a spinning motion to make feeding scrapes. It eats seeds, insects, fruit, and leaves.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.