The Groove-billed Ani is a black bird with a high-ridged bill. It forages on the ground in flocks, searching for insects.
The sexes are similar. Its plumage is black with a bronze sheen; it has a long tail and a high-ridged bill.
It searches for insects while hopping and running on the ground, sometimes catching prey flushed by cattle. Several pairs may share a communal nest.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.