A becard found on Jamaica. It searches below the forest canopy and along forest edges for insects and fruit.
The male is glossy black, with a small white patch at the base of the wing that shows in flight. The female has reddish-brown upperparts, a dark crown, cinnamon-colored face, throat and upper breast, and pale gray lowerparts.
It forages below the canopy in forests and at their edges in hills and low mountains. Its diet includes insects and fruit.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.