The White-eyed Vireo has a striking white iris and yellow sides. It forages in dense shrubs and sings frequently during the breeding season.
Its white iris is conspicuous, and its sides are yellow. It often peers out from among leaves in a thicket.
It forages in the lower layers of shrubs and dense thickets and sings through much of the day during the summer breeding season.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.