Males are bluish grey with a yellow band across the mid-belly; females and young birds are olive and grey. It eats fruit and buds.
Males are bluish grey with yellow across the middle of the belly. Females and young birds are olive above, with grey heads and underparts.
It eats fruit, buds, and flowers. It occurs in forest, woodland, tree fields, and gardens.
It eats figs, mistletoe berries, Cecropia, papaya, guava and cho-cho fruits, and disperses mistletoe seeds.
It nests from March to May, building a spherical nest with a side entrance from bromeliads, moss and other plant material, often concealed in Spanish moss.
It is about 11.5 cm long, with a short, stout grey bill.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.