Adult males and females look alike, with olive-brown upperparts and a pale buff throat. Outside the nesting period, it may forage in small flocks.
Adult males and females look alike. The back is olive-brown, the throat is pale buff, and the chest and flanks are gray-brown; the center of the belly is paler.
It is generally alone or in pairs while nesting and may form small or medium-sized flocks at other times. It forages on the ground and in the canopy, including among epiphytes; the account describes birds moving down into valleys in the rainy season.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.