The Tumbes population in north-western Peru is recorded in humid and semi-deciduous forest, from the canopy to the subcanopy. The local account describes an olive back and grey head.
In the Tumbes population of north-western Peru, the upperparts are olive and the crown and nape are grey. The throat and breast are grey, fading to whitish toward the centre; the breast-sides and flanks are yellow.
In Tumbes it forages in the canopy and subcanopy of humid and semi-deciduous forest.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.