This bird lives in Trinidad and Tobago. The regional guide records it in Trinidad's lowland evergreen forest and in Tobago's pastures and farms where trees remain.
It has black and blue markings around the eyes, with green also showing on the face. The long blue tail ends in racket-like tips.
The guide lists lowland evergreen forest on Trinidad and tree-retaining pastures and farms on Tobago. Its recorded foods include insects, spiders, molluscs and earthworms, with fruit eaten at times.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.