Adults are almost entirely black, with a white rump, bright bare facial skin, and bright legs. They use forest edges and rivers and travel in pairs or groups, sometimes near human activity.
Adults have black plumage except for the white rump, with bright bare facial skin and legs.
It is often found along rivers and forest edges and moves in pairs or groups. It can also occur near human activity, including farms and riverside towns.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.